At OpenClassrooms, working remotely is part of everyday life for our students, mentors and much of our staff. We have been honing the skills associated with remote working and learning for years. What’s more, these practices are core to our ability to fulfil our mission of making education access...

The number of online collaborative apps is staggering. There is no shortage of choice. Here are some of our favourites: 

• For video conferencing opt for Google hangouts , Zoom or good old-fashioned Skype.
• Google Drive and Microsoft one drive allow documents to be shared and work...

To support all teachers and students whose learning has been disrupted amid the pandemic, OpenClassrooms is making its distance learning product available for free. To allow educators and professional trainers to digitally monitor student progress and mastery of key educational objectives.

The current crisis is a turning point not just for Digital education but for the entire education system. It is not to say that everything will switch Online overnight, it is false and not necessarily desirable. It is the future of education that is emerging before our eyes.

If you don’t already have a home office space, start by locating an area in your home where you can get your work done. Maybe it’s the dining room table or the couch. Be mindful to choose a place to sit that is good for your back. And wherever you choose, be sure the Wi-Fi connection is strong, t...

Be sure to plan ahead. Each afternoon, look at tomorrow’s schedule to plan your day. First, designate how many hours you intend to spend working on your own and when you will be working collaboratively on calls.

Divide up working blocks throughout the day using the