Author : Stuart Cooke

Today’s workplace looks a lot different than it did a decade ago. And this is particularly true after the recent COVID-19 pandemic, which accelerated the need to adapt and work remotely.

But not only were professionals affected by this move to digitalisation and remote working, students also had to adapt.

Remote learning became a necessity in 2020, and though it may have had its challenges, there are also some positives to come from this new way of studying.

With the workplace now highly digital and remote work increasing in popularity, virtual learning has prepared students for jobs of the future in a number of ways - and My Baggage takes a look at what these are:

1. Online learning encourages collaboration as the norm

One of the most important lessons gained from working in an online learning environment is how to collaborate and work across different tools and platforms. For example, students may have to work v