In the last few months, numerous college students were exposed to virtual teaching.
1. Why did you like the platform? Identify how it's user friendly?
2. Whether students are liking the platform? Identify the pros and cons?
Aakash Pandita
thanks sir for the response, you can mention which you like the best pros and cons. kindly check the description questions, Cheers.
I will recommend Moodle as LMS, but with support of some other tools which helps a lot to teachers and students, for example Google Meet or Hangouts Meet app (Android), Big Blue Button... Next, recording lectures (with Screencast-O-Matic) and sharing them on Youtube is fine approach as well.
Thanks for asking Anil Kumar Pathlavath :-)
As a Learning Technologist, I combine multiple apps and platforms for e-learning / remote teaching / online learning:
a. MAIN: G/Classroom to manage timetables, attendance lists, project submissions, etc.
b. LIVE MEET: G/Meet for synchronous teaching (but I spend a max of only 20-30 minutes per session), online meeting is too taxing!
c. VIDEO MEDIA: YouTube learning, commenting on videos I created.
d. 360-DEGREE VR EXPERIENCES: YouTube and VeeR for exposure to key skills, contents created since 2019.
e. PRESENTATIONS: eMaze for remote presenting and sharing, 24/7.
f. EXPLAINER VIDEOS: Cartoons, 60-second explainers using Reallusion software, BiteAble and Canva for Education.
g. ENGAGEMENT: Genially for short tests and self-tests.
h. SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter for immediate sharing of T&L information and tasks, my students are almost ALWAYS online and ready to respond.
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