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It’s difficult for students to study at home in light of COVID-19. Not only are the normal joys of school-aged life postponed until further notice, but the senior classes of 2020 are also missing out on rites of passage like graduation.
The rapid spread of COVID-19 around the globe has prompted an incredible amount of data science and analysis. Thanks to the tireless work of scientists and healthcare professionals, we have a much clearer idea about the disease’s progress, its peaks and its curve of infection.
Updated 03/30/2020 – After Zoom’s practice of sending users’ data to Facebook without their knowledge was made public last week, the company has decided to stop doing it ASAP. But if you’re using Zoom with iOS, you need to update the app immediately so the change will take effect.
So you’re stuck inside your home for who knows how long. But you’re all stocked up on everything from toilet paper to canned veggies and you’re ready to hunker down. You even have your home office ready and the kids have educational games and homework to do.
As you face seclusion in your home for the next few weeks, finding enough activities to keep yourself and family busy can be quite a challenge. Thankfully, the internet is jam-packed with a world of ideas.
You can get busy with a well-deserved Netflix binge, play board games like Monopoly and Scrabble, or attempt a complicated puzzle. Tap or click to test your skills at the impossible ten penny puzzle.
More and more people are getting food and supplies delivered these days. It might seem like the safer option at first, but new reports show at least 10 Amazon warehouses have workers who tested positive for COVID-19.
The economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic could be with us long after the spread of the virus wanes. In just a few short weeks, millions of workers filed for unemployment as vital industries came crashing to a halt.
The coronavirus is taking its toll on nearly every aspect of life. People are not only worried about being infected with the disease but also about losing their jobs and how they are going to keep paying bills.
It can be overwhelming, to say the least. In times like these, it’s important to step away from the news every now and then just to clear your mind and get away from the stress of it all. Tap or click for some de-stressing apps to help take your mind off the coronavirus pandemic.
Do you live far from your children and those precious grandbabies? Or maybe you’re just practicing social distancing. Regardless, it can be difficult to spend so much time away from those you love, and the stress that the coronavirus pandemic adds doesn’t help.
Worried about that cough or tickle in your throat? Well, getting a test for COVID-19 isn’t very easy. Typically, you need to show symptoms to qualify for one — and even then, some locations won’t see you unless your symptoms are severe.