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September 3, 2021 — University Business
The sudden shift to remote learning kicked into high gear the creation of a statewide digital course sharing network by Idaho’s eight public colleges and universities, created by Quottly [now Parchment]. Long-term, the digital campus should expand access to students, particularly those in rural parts of the large state. The initiative should also reduce costs for both students and the institutions, Jonathan Lashley told University Business.