There is no choice!!!

We have no alternatives

Face-to-face teaching doesn't exclude On line learning. The two methods are complementary. But as a teacher, face-to-face teaching allows me to easily detect the shortcomings of the course by analyse student's behaviour as well as his movements and how to ask the question.

Absolutely, at least we are making progress by delivering the theoretical part. Another thing we are maintaining regular contacts with the students through distance learning. Disadvantages, lack of students engagements sometimrs, cinnection problems due to poor infrastructure.

We have no another choice

Thanks Mr. Marwan

Thanks Dr. Ayad

Thanks Dr. Silvius for your contribution

Thanks Dr. Lassaad Hedhili I completely agree with you.

Yes Dr.Narjes Alfuraiji that's true. thank you for sharing.

we have no another choice .but personally I don't prefer it . the education level of student became less

Thank you Dr.Noor Al-Khafaji for sharing.

Hell

In this situation of course it is best solution to avoid the risk of Corona virus

Thanks Dear Dr. Yazi Abdullah Jassim.

Dear Dr .Nidaa Abu-Serag Thank you .

It is the only option we have now

Thanks Mr. Ihab A. Satam .

Of course yes because no other way avaliable to keep the comunication with student. Better than nothing

Maybe!

It is not about the best choice, because basically it is the only choice available to keep in touch with your students and make sure that everything will be fine at the end of this quarantine.

yes of course, provided that there will be a good connection of internet.

Thanks Dr . Amer Al-Taee for sharing.

Thanks Dear Dr . Carine Temegne Nono.

It is the only available choice, it is definitely short to fulfill all the mandatory teaching needs, but currently we have no other choice.

Thanks Dr.Firas A. Al-Lolage for sharing.

Thanks a lot Mr. Gerald Duza.

Definitely, it is the only alternative at this moment in which the situation is worse due to this disease and to keep in touch the communication with the students to convey what they have to learn

Dear Dr. Mahfoodh Alsaydan Thanks for your contribution.

thanks Mr. Tajudin Aliyi .

Yes I think expecially in quarantine period. It help accommodation of students with technology incresing.

However, it IS disavantage for some people of some country. For example: in Cameroon, in some village, network IS not avalaible; si only students of town could follow lessons

Thanks Dr. Chimi Djomo Cédric. In Iraq we have the same problem in some areas .

yes, e-learning is the only way to be contacted with your students regulary, to give them the theoretical part. Disadvantages, in Iraq, some students are so poor, they can not pay the fee of the internet or it is not available to them because of poor electricity power supply.

Thanks my dear Dr . Neran Aljarah

Thanks Dr. Shaima Hassan Ali Al-Abbasi .

Yes of course, no other way

Thanks Dear Dr. Amer Al-Taee .

No other solutions for the pandemic obliges people to distance themselves and try to minimize contact only in extreme cases.

Thanks Dr. Mourad Aty .

Thanks Dr. Shaima Hassan Ali Al-Abbasi .

For next academic year, more likely there will be a mix of online-only and hybrid teaching methods.

The hybrid approach includes both online and face-to face to different ratios for the delivery of contents.

However, if things get really bad because of Covid-19 health crisis, then faculty and students can switch completely to the online-only method of delivery.

Best regards

Prof. Dr. Mazin A. M. Al Janabi

Full Professor of Finance & Banking and Financial Engineering

EGADE Business School, Tecnologico de Monterrey,

Santa Fe Campus, Mexico City, Mexico.

Thanks Dr . Mazin A. M. Al Janabi

It is the only available option, it is short of fulfilling all the mandatory teaching needs, but currently, we have no other choice.

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

Thanks, Shaima Hassan Ali Al-Abbasi.