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With the shift to remote learning, schools became increasingly reliant on learning management systems, a central hub for teaching and learning resources. An LMS makes it easier for educators to bring their classrooms online. It also gives them the flexibility to switch between in-person and remote learning. On an LMS, educators can take attendance, deliver virtual instruction, assess student work and communicate with students and their guardians. Some states even plan to offer a statewide LMS to ensure equitable access to remote instruction across districts in the coming years.
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