#Asynchronous

Tatiana Estévez

Tatiana_Estevez

In light of recent issues on Clubhouse & harassment targeted at @taylorlorenz, I want to share some thoughts re how difficult it will be for CH to set up an

Research Group of J. Cabana

CabanaChemistry

Now that the Fall semester is over, we wanted to take stock of online learning imposed by COVID-19. Yay, we survived, students persevered to finish CHEM314 strong! But what did

Zeke Gleichgerrcht, MD, PhD

e_gleich

Does anyone else have an EEG finding that instantly brightens their day? Bc I just saw both 14 Hz and 6 Hz variants of ctenoids back to back and I

Suzie Jabarian

SuzieJabarian

Here are my musings on the 'remote' aspect of #blendedlearning so far. No original thoughts here, just of a synthesis of snippets from research and blogs that I have read.

Chris Herd

chris_herd

Asynchronous Work: Offices are instantaneous gratification distraction factories where synchronous work makes it impossible to get stuff doneTools that enable asynchronous work are the most important thing globally remote teams

Gabriel Valdivia

gabrielvaldivia

I’ve learned that so much of working remotely is about good, written communication. Here are a few tips I’ve found have worked for me. When talking about multiple

Angelina Murphy

magicalmsmurphy

Now that I know we are starting school remotely, I've been brainstorming what a meaningful start looks like digitally. I came up with a digital First Day of School Station

Dr Andrew Robinson

AndrewR_Physics

My first online course has now finished.So here are my preliminary conclusions.1 It worked!2 Asynchronous lecture material3 Some synchronous sessions (virtual office hours)4 Have everything ready before you start, if

Chris Herd

chris_herd

In the last 12 months I've spoken to 1,500+ companies about their plans for remote work in 2021Here are a few 'request for startup ideas' based on what I've heard[

Aristotle Ou

Camboyano

Since distance learning began in the fall, I've had to make a lot of changes to my teaching practices, the structure of my classroom, and how I communicated with students.As

Andrew Sanders

AndrewSandersSA

Warning: academic threadDealing with the pandemic in Fall 2020In the hope that this might be useful to some of you, I wanted to share some ideas for online teaching as

Amanda Orson

amandaorson

Here's a framework I'm using to rethink meetings and productivity, as this is a struggle we're universally experiencing. A thread: 1. First acknowledge that you, and you alone, are responsible

David Webster

davidwebster

Thread..Decolonising in education isn’t just the curriculum. Yes – *what* we teach is the core to many, but *how* we teach, and *who* teaches can potentially reinforce inequality, solidify existing

Tracy Johnston Zager

TracyZager

1/ So, here's something I'm thinking about. In this terrible, uncertain time with no good answers, attempts at control are on the rise in schools, at every level. 2/ District

Torsten Kathke

torstenkathke

Thread on some experiences teaching online:I just finished and uploaded the final lecture for this summer, and then kept wondering: how much stuff exactly were we putting out there during

Hertog Foundation

HertogFDN

Thread: Academic Twitter, we just finished our first summer of online-only educ. It went better than we expected. Some tips from our experience to follow: First, some context: We ran

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