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   Why millions of students still can't get online   
      
   By Olga Khazan   
      
   At 8 a.m. Pacific time last Wednesday, I joined David Anderson's   
   12th-grade government class at Live Oak High by clicking on a Zoom   
   link.   
      
   Because California suffered a surge in coronavirus cases this summer,   
   students in Live Oak, a town about 50 miles north of Sacramento, will   
   be learning virtually for the foreseeable future. Both Anderson and   
   his students seemed nervous about how it would go. At 8:03, only eight   
   of the 24 students had logged on, despite the fact that Anderson's   
   "classroom expectations" sheet requested that everyone "log in to   
   class on time and prepared every day."   
      
   https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2020/08/virtual-l   
   arning-when-you-dont-have-internet/615322/   
      
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