In March 2020, the Coronavirus sent teachers and students racing home to avoid the threat of infection.

Overnight, teachers have had to develop online lesson plans and allow students to learn from home. The unprecedented situation requires innovative approaches and distant learning tools  teachers can trust.

Emerge with Rubin, our comprehensive online platform that teaches students essential skills like email etiquette, phone etiquette and professional development, stood ready to embrace the remote learning challenge.

Listen below to Stephanie Younger, a career and technical education (CTE) business teacher at Professional Learning Center (school site within Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools in Charlotte, North Carolina).

Younger says Emerge with Rubin has been ideal so her students can learn essential workplace skills from home.

Tina Caras agrees with Younger’s sentiment.

As a business and information technology teacher at T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Virginia, Caras has also relied on Emerge as students learn at a distance.

Below, she talks about the value of Emerge as a reliable curriculum tool within her Canvas courses.

Here is an example of a Canvas course in which Caras used a set of Emerge activities (ex: Activity: Improve Your Writing in 3 Minutes).