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Colleges Have Embraced Online Learning. Will That Open Remote Teaching Opportunities for Faculty?

Edsurge

Of the many remarkable things about online learning—its principal benefit—is to give students the freedom to learn almost anywhere. Knowing the bell wouldn’t ring, my virtual students engaged in discussions long past the clock, participating in forums for hours, occasionally over days.

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How Remote Learning Subverts Power and Privilege in Higher Education

Edsurge

Considering sprawling campuses with their impressive but deserted buildings, I find myself reflecting on how the accessibility of blended learning has contested the authority of these spaces, which so often are homogenous places, gatekeepers of class and privilege. Remote learning also improved accessibility for some students.

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How Remote Learning Subverts Power and Privilege in Higher Education

Edsurge

Considering sprawling campuses with their impressive but deserted buildings, I find myself reflecting on how the accessibility of blended learning has contested the authority of these spaces, which so often are homogenous places, gatekeepers of class and privilege. Remote learning also improved accessibility for some students.

Education 180
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Verso

Adam Watson Edtech Elixirs

Firstly, while you may not want or need to include every single aspect for every discussion, the formatting suggestions Verso provides is excellent scaffolding to ensure students engage in high quality discourse. This will give all students the best chance to receive comments since all the responses are available at once.

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