Back to Basics: Quality in Digital Learning

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Alejandra AcostaIris PalmerLupita Romo-Gonzรกlez
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New AmericaBill and Melinda Gates Foundation
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30 p.
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2021

The pandemic was, in some ways, a sneak preview of higher educationโ€™s future, one in which technology-mediated and -enabled education is ubiquitous, but with the potential for deep inequities in access to high-quality learning. This report describes some of the ways in which higher education succeeded and fell short during the remarkable 2020โ€“21 year of distance learning. It proposes a trio of federal policy changes to build the ecosystem needed for online learning to ensure it is more equitable for students of color and low-income students, and to improve the quality for everyone (Acosta et al., 2021, p. 6).