| | Over the last month, a remote learning platform called Acellus has come under fire from parents who discovered that it included racist and sexist content. Several school districts have now stopped using Acellus, but some parents have dug deeper, raising concerns about the bizarre background of its founder (who at one point founded a church and has been accused of polygamy).
Of course, the strange story of Acellus goes beyond racist content. It also reveals how schools have failed to fully vet or understand the remote learning platforms they’re providing to huge numbers of young students. Read more here.
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| We've catapulted beyond the discussion of 'is remote work good or bad or feasible?' the question now is 'is your company going to embrace it, or are you just going to ignore it?" | darren murph, gitlab inc. head of remote | | | |
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