5 recommendations from teaching centres to teaching centres to help faculty shift online

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Article de magazine

Contributeurs:

• Naffi Nadia ( Auteur )
• Davidson Ann-Louise ( Auteur )
• Clark Richard E. ( Auteur )
• Snyder Dawn ( Auteur )
• Kaufman Roger ( Auteur )
• Beatty Brian ( Auteur )
• Wallace Guy ( Auteur )
• Patino Azeneth ( Auteur )
• Gbetoglo Edem ( Auteur )
• Duponsel Nathalie ( Auteur )
• Savoie Céleste ( Auteur )
• Ruby Ivan ( Auteur )
• Paquelin Didier ( Auteur )
• Fournel Isabelle ( Auteur )

État de publication: Publiée (2020 )

Nom du magazine: University Affairs

URL: https://www.universityaffairs.ca/opinion/in-my-opinion/5-recommendations-from-teaching-centres-to-teaching-centres-to-help-faculty-shift-online/

Résumé: This past June and July, our research team ventured to understand how CTLs addressed and plan to address issues in digital learning in the context of educational disruption caused by COVID-19. For our study, we met with 19 centres for teaching and learning and equivalent teams from Canada, the U.S., Lebanon, the U.K. and France to discuss the challenges they faced and anticipate for the coming fall 2020 and winter 2021 semesters, the practices they have employed to support online delivery of courses in the face of the pandemic, and the preliminary lessons they have learned.