Jisc in the UK has just published the results of the 2021/21 digital experience insights survey, that showed that 66% of Further Education learners feel positive about online learning, despite almost half (49%) of respondents reporting problems with wifi, and 21% had difficulty accessing online platforms/services. Download the full report here.
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