This perspective on remote learning and teaching may sound strange at first, but bear with me.
How is the transition to remote learning going for you? What are your needs? What are your recommendations? Cross-posted on the MAFLT site: https://maflt.cal.msu.edu/2020/03/14/are-you-ready-to-go-remoteflt/ Please take a few minutes to share your situation and responses to it. We will return the favor by sharing results and suggestions. Here are new posts that offer responses to…
Cross-posted on the MAFLT site: https://maflt.cal.msu.edu/2020/03/14/welcome-to-the-online-learning-world/ Friends, colleagues, students, parents of small children, lend me your ears: there are no easy answers. Education is changing before our eyes, and some of those changes will last. Some of them will not. Going remote quickly is going to tax your patience, your learning abilities, your discipline, and…
#MAFLTutorial from the MAFLT Community site in D2L Updated 3/20/2020 The following instructions were originally created to teach MAFLT Students how to complete the technical aspects of sharing a video presentation with their peers in D2L. There are other ways to share video presentations, and there are other ways and reasons why you might share…
When the message came around on March 12 that MSU was going completely over to remote instruction, most people’s first response was to recommend live (or “synchronous”) meetings in Zoom. You can find information on how to access Zoom as a tool and modify the settings and so on fairly easily – but how do…
If you have just been informed that you now have to deliver your courses at a distance, then you may be feeling a little overwhelmed. I will add more guidance over time as I hear requests and think about what can be learned and implemented quickly. One of the ways forward is to start using…