StellaM

I study in Europe, and the educational process in my uni is online. Only a few times I had lectures offline, and for me it's hard to study remotely. I have to write a lot of papers, reports, do a lot of home tasks, and when you're at home all the time, it's pretty hard to organize yourself. I use some assistance from Edubirdie to receive fast and professional help when I need it, otherwise, I would have missed all the deadlines. And a lot of my friends from different countries also have difficulties studing online, and I hope, that soon the educational process will go back to normal

I think it's a great idea. Now each student has a chance to get a tablet to study themselves, and such initiative is great. Online learning is complicated, and without devices, it will be very and very hard to study and do homework. I have to write a lot of papers, reports and so on, and when my laptop broke, I was in a panic. I used some assistance from Edubirdie to receive fast and professional help, and it was the best decision because otherwise, I would have missed all the deadlines. That's why devices during remote learning and very important, and the process depends on them.

You know, it's very interesting that each country has a different educational process right now. A friend of mine studies in France, and he is entirely offline. I also study in Europe, and we're online. And it's so hard for me. I can't organize myself at home, and it takes me a lot of time to finish all the tasks. I use different helpful services and resources like Edu birdie, Grammarly, and so on because writing tasks are the hardest for me, but I still have no free time. I really hope that as soon as possible, I'll go offline, and I'd be very happy.

I think it's a good idea. Health is the most important. Of course for working parents it's complictaed when kids are at home, but what can we change

Maybe, but not the best idea to show attractiveness that way)

Etherum becomes more and more popular. And Bitcoin still has hard times

I agree with him! Streaming services are great, and I watch them often, but they can't be compared with films shown in cinemas