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Home StoriesWhat The Global Shift to Online Learning Means for Education and QFI
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27 May 2020

Op-ed: What the global shift to online learning means for education and QFI

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Op-ed: What the global shift to online learning means for education and QFI

Remote learning has become a feature of the world’s education systems – and Qatar Foundation International has been utilizing it even before COVID-19.

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Dr. Carine Allaf, Senior Programs Advisor at Qatar Foundation International, speaks about how the QF member’s programs are adapting to a COVID-19 world.

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