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SEATTLE, Washington Each morning, millions of sleepy-eyed children stumble begrudgingly out of bed and prepare for another day of learning. Just before 8 AM, they log on to their laptops, arriving “at school” just in time for attendance. More than one billion students have experienced disruptions in education during COVID-19. Since the beginning of 2020, the coronavirus has wreaked havoc, causing widespread school closures and a frantic transition to remote learning.
Although people are feeling the challenges of this new reality globally, the depth of COVID-19’s impact has been uneven. Children in poor nations are disproportionately affected. For regions already grappling with substandard healthcare, education and technology, the pandemic has strained infrastructure and aggravated existing poverty issues. As students prepare for a new year, companies are offering developing countries innovative solutions to the threat of learning poverty. These educational technologies, or �
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