The future is physical


Campus experience in the new norm: Cutouts of icons like World Games’ Greatest Athlete of All Time (GOAT) Datuk Nicol Ann David at Sunway University last year were put up to remind students of social distancing. - Art Chen/ The Star.

IT’S been a year since the Covid-19 outbreak first became a major international story and educational institutions, from kindergartens to universities, were forced to move their operations online. So what have we learnt and what changes will be permanent?

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