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Very few school districts in Maryland, Virginia and D.C. will offer a substantive online learning program next school year.
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Online higher education specifically sits in a unique position when it comes to class size, especially considering that the majority of the discussion about class size has focused on face-to-face environments.
Sustaining the gains and building on the good outcomes associated with higher ed’s response to COVID-19 can enhance the quality and distribution of on
“I might be one of the few people coming out of the COVID-19 situation with more friends,” said Karine Durand.Durand’s words have stuck with me fo
Information to support those that teach large classes
Short version: My new book Learning Online: The Student Experience has been published ahead of schedule by Johns Hopkins University Press. The Press has made the book available online for free as part of its efforts to support COVID-19 responses.
When Elizabeth Self starts teaching her 11 a.m. class via Zoom, she has to remember that it isn’t 11 a.m. for all of her students. She’s i
The shift to online learning in response to COVID-19 has revealed pedagogical benefits that will carry on into the future.
Online education is a $100+ billion dollar industry and growing. Easier access to education makes the world better, and, according to MIT researchers, people who finish online courses end up with the…
Virtual classroom and video conferencing technologies can be very effective approaches to bridge the psychological and geographic gaps between instructors and students. The use of high-definition tel
Here are some straightforward options to implement or improve online learning quality in your subject.
These options align with the ten initiatives in the LTI for improving online learning quality for Semester 2 2020, and will step you through how to implement the initiatives.
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Teachers are grappling with the best way to educate students in a partial or fully virtual environment — options they say may be here to stay.
Laboratory classes are an integral part of many university subjects in disciplines such as science, engineering and health. The pandemic of 2020 forced many such classes to be rescheduled or waived, but it has also seen a rise in interest in on-line laboratory simulations, such as Labster, Open STEM Labs and SimBio.
It’s not surprising that most higher education articles published since March 2020 begin by calling to mind that year’s unprecedented move to remot
When teaching online, instructors often default to using synchronous activities, but asynchronous tools can provide effective learning opportunities i
With distance learning continuing into 2021, these resolutions can help students succeed.
An acclaimed teacher and author unleashes his expert team on remote learning.
There is no lack of evidence to suggest that online classes have deeply transformed the teaching and learning landscape in higher education. In 2015
This paper presents a personal account of developments in research on online learning over the past 30 years. Research on how to design online instruction represents an example of applying th
As we prepare to launch another semester mostly online, we are better informed than we were in the spring and fall semesters. From experiences with rapidly applied pedagogies to better understanding of how our students’ radically altered lives impact their learning, we must adapt.
Helping academics to make informed choices when embedding digital into the curriculum. Creative Commons attribution information Tutor presenting an online session©Drazen_ via Getty ImagesAll rights reserved About the projectThe digital pedagogy toolkit has been developed by subject specialists in Jisc’s digital practice team in collaboration with feedback from the UK’s
Using Lecture Capture and Zoom for online classes
You can take a remote college class from anywhere these days. From your backyard, your car, your bedroom—even your bed. In these casual settings, i
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