The reconciliation comes just in time for a scheduled Zoom video meeting of the Panel for Educational Policy on Thursday night. Several parents told The Post Thursday that they hope the resumption of Zoom use will produce improved engagement with city kids with schools shuttered indefinitely due to the coronavirus.
“I’m happy that Zoom has addressed vulnerabilities over the last few weeks and effective immediately, our community can safely use the Department of Education licensed Zoom account for remote learning.” “The security of our students and staff is paramount, and we’ve worked with Zoom to create a tailored platform that provides the safety and functionality schools need to engage in remote learning,” said schools Chancellor Richard Carranza. Many educators abandoned live instruction after the Zoom ban while others switched over to other platforms.īut the department said Wednesday that it’s lifted the restriction and has renewed confidence in the program. The abrupt prohibition frustrated teachers and administrators, many of whom had invested time and energy composing Zoom-based remote education for their students. The DOE initially banned staffers from using Zoom earlier this month after a series of high-profile security breaches across the country tarnished trust in the popular application.īad actors known as “Zoombombers” had the potential to hack into chats and spew offensive material. The Department of Education has reversed course on the use of video conferencing program Zoom after reaching a new security arrangement with the company.
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