The COVID-19 pandemic has had a substantial impact on our economy and our usual way of living. In addition to its mandatory shut down of business across the world, the virus has also impacted the education sector. And, some professionals are saying that education and learning methods might be changed for good. 

Across our global society, over 1.2 billion students in more than 180 countries were impacted by the pandemic and immediately transitioned into online, virtual learning environments. For several months now, students have been learning in their own homes and have had to make substantial adjustments to their regular routine to practice safe social distancing. Sports events, dances, and other social activities were cancelled, and large graduation ceremonies are remaining prohibited.  While the transition out of the classroom happened on a global scale, many countries had a difference in timing when it came to the spread of the disease and government-mandated shutdowns. Some countries, like Denmark and Germany, are slowly transitioning back into semi-normal education patterns, while others like the U.S, are still learning virtually from home..

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