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Madeline Fitzgerald currently works with US news from Washington D.C. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College and studied politics and philosophy. While at school she edited her college newspaper after she then completed her internship with TIME magazine.

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-The world was emerging from the pandemic
-January 2022 was a covid spike
-February 2022 cases virtually disappeared
-Schools were fully back in person for the most part
-Mask mandates were being lifted

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Online learning has changed the path of society. After living two years of what seemed to be a never-ending pandemic, as we emerge from this pandemic lifestyle, the world has been changed in ways never foreseen. Since the pandemic, schools have no choice but to teach students in diverse ways, such as online. The flexibility provides differing financial, familial, and accommodation options for students. Online learning has also opened the pathways for students to explore different paths, as many feel that a traditional 4-year college is not the right choice for them.

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-She introduced a retrospect of the outlook that online learning could enhance learning experiences
-She pointed out that not all people on this Earth want to take the same 4-year college path
-She recognizes that skill; in some cases, can be just as important as a degree

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-What would you suggest to teachers who are struggling with the transition from paper to online learning?
-What type of programs do you suggest for students who are not interested in a 4-year degree?

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Fitzgerald, Madeline. How Online Learning Is Reshaping Higher Education . US News, 15 Feb. 2022, www.usnews.com/news/education-news/articles/2022-02-15/how-online-learning-is-reshaping-higher-education.