Hybrid Classroom
Colleges & Universities
Double is being used in higher education in many ways, including building hybrid classrooms with both online and in-person students, to enable professors to continue teaching when they move out of state, and even in library services for giving remote tours and showcasing innovative technology.
Case Study: Duke University, School of Nursing
Pharmacy school student utilizes new robotic technology
University of North Carolina
Michigan State Tests Telepresence Robots for Online Students
Michigan State
GlobalNOC bots help build community, extend services
Indiana University
Homebound Students
Bringing the rich learning environment of a classroom to a homebound or hospitalized student can be very difficult. Double enables the remote student to join the classroom in realtime, interact with other students one-on-one, and participate in group discussion. The telepresence robot is a revolutionary tool for homebound students.
Case Study: Sebasticook Valley Middle School
Sebasticook Valley Middle School
Maine
Bot to school: Injured Commodore Perry teen uses technology to go to classes
Commodore Perry High School
Pennsylvania
Kindergarten Boy Attends Class via His Double
Hoisington School District
Kansas
Professional Development and Remote Specialists
Double is helping to save school districts tens of thousands of dollars in their Professional Development budgets. Through partnerships with service providers, like Lindamood-Bell and TinyEYE Therapy Services, experts can join the classroom remotely, while maintaining a mobile presence.
The remote expert no longer wastes time driving around the district or flying around the country. You can get more PD for your budget or re-allocate that budget to other learning activities.
Double Helps School Save $20,000
CESA 10
Wisconsin
School saves $75,000 with the help of a Double
Dunseith Elementary
North Dakota
Case Study: Kodiak Island Borough School District
Kodiak Island Borough School District
Alaska