Hi Michelle,
This is from a parent, not a learning platform expert. Our schools in DC use Teams as a platform and I think it works quite well. Not super-fancy, but I think the limitation there is rather the ability of the teachers to think and work online, not so much the platform. They have spaces to put documents and videos, do and upload their assignments, channels to chat with the teachers, do instruction calls and now that all students have IDs they have also started calling each other socially outside of learning times, which is great for my lonely 8 year old. If they had a platform that allowed for breakout groups and they were online-facilitation savvy, that would be nice, maybe.?
It seems to be rather straightforward - from the teacher's side - to structure their own architecture, which has led to more channels and folders than totally necessary. So sometimes I wish they had less freedom and features, not more...
Good luck,
Eva
