Boulder Digital Arts gives up office space to focus on virtual classes
BOULDER — Boulder Digital Arts, a digital media training provider that formerly operated a co-working space on Range Road in Boulder, recently gave up its 6,000-square-foot office space and will focus exclusively on virtual classes.
The shift is a result of COVID-19’s shutdown of in-person classes and a lessened demand for co-working space. BizWest’s Boulder offices operated out of the BDA space until this summer when the company gave up its lease as staff members worked remotely.
“We had to learn quickly how to reshape our classes for remote learning while maintaining the “feel” of an…
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