Today is the start of what should be an interesting three weeks. Well, interesting for me at least. This afternoon C. starts an official MCPS online course that satisfies a Maryland state graduation requirement. I’ll be curious to see how the class is structured and what the interface is like. The entire experience of it. [...]
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