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Inspiration and a culture of sharing..that what will make the difference! Dear all, This COVID-19 Remote education/distant -learning guidebook. Please share. Any can edit to add useful resources, tools, strategies. I am doing my best to add the tools & resources that work best for our region. #staysafe

https://docs.google.com/…/1OChaWkF8-k263bAXyPARJmF4x8v…/edit

To Razan Bassam Nweiran : I am not able to reach your document, probably you will have to edit your previous answer...

Best,

Anton Vrdoljak Can you try again now! I would trully appreciate collective efforts. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OChaWkF8-k263bAXyPARJmF4x8vZEV2HCGxy5P6e80A/edit#heading=h.g6nr81xnwjj7

To Razan Bassam Nweiran : Sure I can, and I want to confirm that now all regarding your link is Ok! Next, will check the document soon and eventually will share some guidance... Thanx for your effort!

I've used Moodle in the past very successfully. It's free and easily available.

https://moodle.org/

Dear all, thank you all for your input... it has been very useful. In the end, this could be a matter of personal taste, but it is important to have options. I am leaning towards Zoom.us for online classes and conferences. Best, GA

To Razan Bassam Nweiran : Just added this to your google document:

Google meet allows us to record videos of our meetings/on-line classes, but recording features are available with the G Suite Enterprise and G Suite Enterprise for Education editions.

I love VoiceThread, and if your institution is not a user, you can purchase a single instructor license for $99/year. I use this in all of my courses, whether the institution supplies it or not. It is a great way to connect students to each other and create rapport and camaraderie.

It is possible to use social media as one of the most important, easiest and best in the opinion of YouTube, especially by using some advanced means to download lectures, and the simplest is the recorded PowerPoint as well as other software, because through personal experience it was found that it is the best as a successful electronic platforms to transfer information to the student and create interaction with him as well as means Other communication.

This is an excellent collection of articles and resources from the Chronicle of Higher Education

For video conference Jitsi meet is an excellent platform, it is completely online and free, just create a room from the page and share the link.

To Gerardo Avalos : Thnx for sharing!

To Brayan Morera : I am still with Google meet, but it is good to know for some other free options. Thanx!!

I've used Edmodo and Jitsi it's very easy and free

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340827276_How_To_Using_Online_Meeting_On_Jitsi_Meet_Aplication

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I recommend Blackboard Collaborate

I started with zoom cloud meetings, continued with google classroom, go to webinar, goto meeting, MS Teams, And learnt Quizzlet, edpuzzle, prezi softwares for preparing questionare, video classes mcq etc

While the school that I'm teaching uses Zoom and phadlet, I came accross ClickMeeting/ClickWebinar that facilitates classroom sessions with quizzes, whiteboard, file-sharing, and compatible with YouTube, Dropbox, Trello, GDrive and so many other features. My research colleague has been using this since 2014 in his previous job as R&D for some international agency and he claimed it to be more versatile than Skype etc. I have yet to utilize them fully so this is merely a chime-in to provide some alternative.

Good Answer Bilal Noori

I think the best platforms for learning are:

Edx.org and Coursera.org ;

I think ZOOM provide a better flixible way to online class room teaching.