Online education
Israel advocate ‘Nicholas the Zionist’ details strategy to dismantle antisemitism in HRCOO webinar
His advocacy began in May 2021 amid a surge of anti-Israel sentiment on TikTok, where he made a video calling out virtue signaling that went viral and drew an overwhelming wave of antisemitism.
Nas Daily lets viewers 'get to know Israel' in video series to be launched online
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Great education can bring together online and off-line experiences
Forward-thinking education models can take advantage of the benefits of both online and off-line learning, as well as the unique synergy of their combination.
OU Kosher opens new education division to support communities online
The OU Kosher first virtual event was attended by no less than 1,100 people in 23 countries around the world.
Looking to the future of education
Great education in the future will seamlessly bring together online and off-line experiences
Thousands join Orthodox Union online program for retirees during corona
Since March 2020, more than 35 virtual programs have been started, about topics such as physical movement, mental health, Jewish learning, learning how to use social media, cybersecurity.
IAC co-founder: Jewish and Israel education should be affordable for everyone
The 'Zoom Out' global e-summit on July 13-14, brings together international educators and EdTech executives with the aim of re-imagining the future of education in the coronavirus era.
As COVID-19 Spreads, Israeli Parents Should Prepare To Support Online Learners
Israeli students almost certainly will have to adjust to online learning as the COVID-19 crisis continues. Here's how parents can help them to adapt and succeed.
STEM-focused kindergarten sponsored by Lockheed Martin goes online
The program includes hundreds of kindergarten students in Jerusalem, Beersheba and Kiryat Melachi who will continue to learn in STEM classes
Israeli researchers discover security flaws in online learning platforms
Security flaws in the most popular online learning platforms could enable users to steal personal information and steal money, Israeli cyber experts have discovered.
The impact of the coronavirus crisis on education
80% of the classes that were previously offered during the regular school day are now being held online, in addition to workshops on other subjects such as cooking and exercise.
