An Uneasy, Challenging, yet Meaningful Experience: A Reflection on a Face-to-Face to Online Synchronous COVID-19 Course Transition
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| author | Abigail Phillips |
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| contents | An Uneasy, Challenging, yet Meaningful Experience: A Reflection on a Face-to-Face to Online Synchronous COVID-19 Course Transition Abigail Phillips Teaching Experience Educational Change COVID-19 Pandemics Distance Education Online Courses Synchronous Communication Library Education Information Science Education Web Based Instruction Reflection During the 2020 spring semester, as COVID-19 infection rates increased, universities and colleges closed campuses and moved courses online. All of these responses occurred as the Center for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and other national and global health organizations attempted to understand this new and deadly illness. Library and Information Science (LIS) schools were, in particular, ready for this unexpected education shift with their long history of online learning and online engagement. This article is both a reflection on and analysis of the teaching experiences of the author during this period of crisis. |
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| spellingShingle | An Uneasy, Challenging, yet Meaningful Experience: A Reflection on a Face-to-Face to Online Synchronous COVID-19 Course Transition Abigail Phillips Teaching Experience Educational Change COVID-19 Pandemics Distance Education Online Courses Synchronous Communication Library Education Information Science Education Web Based Instruction Reflection An Uneasy, Challenging, yet Meaningful Experience: A Reflection on a Face-to-Face to Online Synchronous COVID-19 Course Transition Abigail Phillips Teaching Experience Educational Change COVID-19 Pandemics Distance Education Online Courses Synchronous Communication Library Education Information Science Education Web Based Instruction Reflection During the 2020 spring semester, as COVID-19 infection rates increased, universities and colleges closed campuses and moved courses online. All of these responses occurred as the Center for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and other national and global health organizations attempted to understand this new and deadly illness. Library and Information Science (LIS) schools were, in particular, ready for this unexpected education shift with their long history of online learning and online engagement. This article is both a reflection on and analysis of the teaching experiences of the author during this period of crisis. |
| title | An Uneasy, Challenging, yet Meaningful Experience: A Reflection on a Face-to-Face to Online Synchronous COVID-19 Course Transition |
| topic | Teaching Experience Educational Change COVID-19 Pandemics Distance Education Online Courses Synchronous Communication Library Education Information Science Education Web Based Instruction Reflection |
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