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A Look at Armenia’s Online Education in Times of COVID-19

Hayk and Maria are both teachers in Armenia. 

Since March 16, Armenia's  educational institutions have been closed following the COVID-19 outbreak in the country. 

The guitar teacher and the English teacher have to adjust to the new situation and they now teach online. 

Worldwide, there are more than a billion and a half affected learners, from which 500,000 are in Armenia, according to UNESCO . 

Armenia’s government has created heravar.armedu.am, an online platform that provides access to education for children, teenagers and adults.

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