The return to in-person school brought joy to parents and students alike, who were sick of dealing with Zoom calls, educational games, online homework and all the technical glitches that came with jamming education into the tabs of a web browser.
Yet when kids did make it back to classrooms, they discovered that many of those digital tools weren’t going away.
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