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Dear all,
This COVID-19 Remote education/distant -learning guidebook. Please share. Any can edit to add useful resources, tools, strategies.
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https://docs.google.com/…/1OChaWkF8-k263bAXyPARJmF4x8v…/edit
The best way in distance education is how to make students more interact with these lessons. I think this needs different ways and means to attract students’s attention.
Samy Azer I added in the handbook Webex; I am not sure about if Zoom is free in all regions of the world though.
Yousif Yaqoob Shahtha There are plenty of online activities that support the learning goals. Integrating them in a well-planned lesson plan is essential. I have been searching though for some platform that would enable the teacher also to check students' sentiments! That would be great!
How about Jamboard? Google offers this app for free, it is a very good interactive tool for a team online to discuss a topic efficiently.
Reda Mahfouz & Liqaa Habeb Al-Obaydi You can add your suggestions/tools/resources here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OChaWkF8-k263bAXyPARJmF4x8vZEV2HCGxy5P6e80A/edit
Reda Mahfouz Weird, based on the setting , anyone can edit- and add- share and so on. Anyway, I have made sure you can now.
What content are you teaching? What are your learning objectives? ZOOM is showing a lot of early success in South Korea during the COVID mess. Webex, maybe. You want to use a wide variety of communication channels. The communication channels = more activity choices. You can do asynchronous activities through a learning management system and synchronous activities through a video-conference plateform. Always be ready for Murphy's Law. I like to back up communications through a private class Facebook group and Messenger apps.
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