Little Briley Hostas was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2011 and her doctor recently suggested she stay home to keep from germs during the "sick season" at school.
Education
Education
A Day in the Life of Kyle
The US Department of Education received about 2,500 submissions for films highlighting the use of technology in education. One of the 16 winners was Posnack Jewish Day School which documented Kyle Weintraub's use of a VGo to attend class.
The short film, titled Posnack Technology: A Day in the Life of Kyle, follows Kyle Weintraub, a seventh grader who is being treated for lymphoma in Philadelphia but continues to attend school in Florida by using VGo.
VGo acts as Eyes and Ears for Mass High School Student
14-year old Connor Flanagan is unable to attend school in person because of healthcare needs, but with VGo, he doesn't miss a thing.
VGo Users Featured in New York Times Article
Several students using VGo to attend class were recently featured in a recent article in The New York Times®. Lexie (pictured below on VGo), Connor and Aiden are just a few of the small but quickly growing number of students with special health needs who use “remote presence robots” to be just another kid in class.
