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By Amber Milne
LONDON, Aug 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) -Schools globally have been impacted by coronavirus lockdowns with some closing their doors indefinitely and others reopening under new guidelines.
Students and teachers are finding innovative new ways to learn safely inside and outside the classroom.
From gamified universities to TV lessons, distance learning has spurred new tech solutions to tackle the challenges that come with studying remotely.
As the virus continues to spread and with vaccines anything from a few months to a few years away, these innovations could become part of the future of learning in a post-coronavirus world.
Here are seven ways education is changing under lockdown:
