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Well-planned online learning experiences are meaningfully different from courses offered online in response to a crisis or disaster. Colleges and universities working to maintain instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic should understand those differences when evaluating this emergency remote teaching. Via Peter Mellow
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Coursera provide every impacted university in the world with free access to our course catalogue through Coursera for Campus. Universities can sign up to provide their enrolled students with access to more than 3,800 courses and 400 Specializations from Coursera’s top university and industry partners. These institutions will have access until July 31, 2020, after which we plan to provide month-to-month extensions depending on prevailing risk assessments... Via Peter Mellow
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With the reports of more and more institutions closing campuses because of the corona-virus, and even those not closing advising their instructors to move their classes online, I am wondering what advice or help these instructors are getting from their administrations. So what would I advise? Via Peter Mellow
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Remote work is here to stay. A new set of tools, rules, norms, and culture have arrived. Are you ready? Via Marta Torán
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Lara Winsbury spent a day doing her lessons online. From tech dropouts to fits of giggles, this is what it was like. Via Peter Mellow
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In an exclusive interview, the billionaire CEO of the world's most popular video conferencing tool discusses working from home, meeting increased demand and what Zoom is doing to help people cope with COVID-19. Via Peter Mellow
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