An art teacher in China won 40,000 yuan ($6,000) in an unfair dismissal case over her cat’s appearance during her online class. The incident took place in June when during her online class, Luo’s beloved cat repeatedly leaped into the camera’s view throughout the lesson.

Chinese teacher fired for her cat’s appearance in online class, awarded $6,000 compensation

The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Centre on a plea seeking directions to issue specific guidelines to ensure students with disabilities participate equally with others in online classes.

SC seeks response from Centre on PIL regarding students with disabilities and online classes

The coronavirus pandemic has been tough for everyone, and especially school children who have been piled up with extra course work. A six-year-old girl has complained about this in a video that went viral.

India: 6-year-old girl's adorable video complaint pushes for changes in online classes in J&K

School-going kids across India’s major cities, towns have pretty much been under a lockdown for nearly 100 days owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. With the rising cases in India’s large cities, uncertainty prevails over the re-opening of schools.

Online classes offering mixed experiences, blended-learning is future for schools: Educationists

The concept of online teaching-learning for school children - has not found favour with eminent scientist K Kasturirangan, who says direct physical and mental connection is important to bring out aspects such as playfulness and creativity in them.

Creativity can't be transferred through online classes: Kasturirangan

At least 26 top universities in the United States have been dragged to court. A growing number of students are demanding a partial refund of the college fee. Is this the end of big universities?

Gravitas: Coronavirus | Is this the end of big universities?