#Asynchronous

Troy Mooney

TroyMooney

Think of the time that could have been used for planning school innovation and improvements next year that is now being consumed by planning for PPE, remote learning, COVID 19

Nic Helms

nrhelms

Week three of the #ACEFramework is winding down with @PSUOpenCoLab, and the theme this week is Equity (acE). I've been thinking a lot about how to build equitable structures between

Jason Yip

jchyip

Some thoughts on remote working... Remote makes communication skills more critical. Some of this is valuable anyway (clarity, conciseness, logical structure) but can be compensated for with co-location. Some of

Alexandra Mihai

Anda19

Do you sometimes feel that the narrative of your course would be strengthened by having your students engage with someone *working* in the field you are teaching about? Here are

Alexandra Mihai

Anda19

Being the learner in an online course (for a change) taught me a few important things about teaching online: (1) Clear, straigh-forward communication is a must; this includes learning goals,

Danielle M Hinton #SFHEA

hintondm

#LetsTalkAbout #educational #instructional #videos in #HigherEducation #teaching and #learning (another #thread ) The @UoB_HEFi #RemoteTeaching Guide contains a wealth of advice on creating #instructional #videos to support #teaching and

Chris Thorpe 💙

jaggeree

So why should you care about data poverty? It's really simple, it's a significant problem we're currently facing in our very unequal society. Those who have the least are charged

Vineeta Agarwala

vintweeta

1/ Everyone's talking about video visits. But are they really the greatest gift of digital health? I think they’re a red herring. Just a new medium for the same old

Keith Grimes

keithgrimes

Watching everyone's hot (and heated) takes on the role of digital first in the future of primary care, it's important to realise that provision of remote care will have a

Bison bison

infinitebuffalo

I usually stay away from school policy stuff bc I don't have kids, but here goes a mini thread of my own... (1/5)Granted, when I was 8 we didn't have

Pekka Enberg

penberg

Are memory-mapped files (mmap) faster than system call-based I/O? A thread. (1/11) The blog post “Why mmap is faster than system calls” by Alexandra Fedorova (2019) argues that “[…] barring

nosleep1138

nosleep1138

A lot of people shit on Death Stranding but how many games have actually caused you to have to map out a proper route against varying levels of hazardous terrain?

Morgan Paulett 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

MorganPaulett

Talking tonight with pals about how the Hedera #Hashgraph could solve a huge amount of problems with the logistics of planned economies. Socialist planning rises and falls on well-functioning bureaucracies

Joshua Eyler

joshua_r_eyler

Teaching synchronously online? Frustrated by the lack of student engagement? I've heard from a lot of folks who are grappling with this right now. A thread with some quick tips

Christopher Pepper

mrhealthteacher

Things I have seen working in distance learning this week: Putting students in Zoom breakout rooms together and asking them to edit a slide (Group 7 works on slide 7,

Ryan Imgrund

imgrund

AS A BOTH A TEACHER AND A COVID-19 BIOSTATISTICIAN, I GET THIS A LOT:What are your thoughts on returning to school in September?At the risk of upsetting some, or maybe

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