Professor's and Student's Perspectives on Digital Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany: Online Teaching, Adaptation of Courses and OER
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| author | Wöbbekind, Lea Voland, Leoniea Yener, Orhana Boté-Vericad, Juan-Joséb Argudo, Sílviab Urbano, Cristóbalb Mandl, Thomas |
| author_facet | Wöbbekind, Lea Voland, Leoniea Yener, Orhana Boté-Vericad, Juan-Joséb Argudo, Sílviab Urbano, Cristóbalb Mandl, Thomas Wöbbekind, Lea Voland, Leoniea Yener, Orhana Boté-Vericad, Juan-Joséb Argudo, Sílviab Urbano, Cristóbalb Mandl, Thomas |
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| contents | Professor's and Student's Perspectives on Digital Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany: Online Teaching, Adaptation of Courses and OER Wöbbekind, Lea Voland, Leoniea Yener, Orhana Boté-Vericad, Juan-Joséb Argudo, Sílviab Urbano, Cristóbalb Mandl, Thomas College Faculty Teacher Attitudes College Students Student Attitudes Distance Education Electronic Learning COVID-19 Pandemics Foreign Countries Web Based Instruction Curriculum Development Educational Change Open Educational Resources Library Education Information Science Education Student Experience Teaching Experience Barriers Open educational resources (OER) and digital education (DE) have shown the ability to improve teaching and learning possibilities, particularly in light of unpredictably occurring events. Especially the COVID-19 pandemic revealed that universities were experiencing technological, socio-psychological, and didactic issues. In order to promote, enrich, and improve DE and OER for crises and beyond, this research article addresses specifically the target audiences of students and teachers in Library and Information Science (LIS) programs in Germany. A qualitative approach with interviews and focus groups was applied to identify, analyze and compare students' and professors' attitudes, experiences and problems in remote teaching and learning during a crisis. The results showed that LIS professors from our sample are experienced and innovative regarding the use of DE during a period of crisis. However, diverse obstacles for the use and production of OER for online education become visible. Students' first difficulties with online learning could be resolved and show how quickly they were able to adjust to the new teaching environment. Both LIS professors and students recognize the advantages of employing DE and OER in higher education. They emphasize positive learning experiences based on flexibility when integrating DE and OER in LIS programs. |
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| spellingShingle | Professor's and Student's Perspectives on Digital Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany: Online Teaching, Adaptation of Courses and OER Wöbbekind, Lea Voland, Leoniea Yener, Orhana Boté-Vericad, Juan-Joséb Argudo, Sílviab Urbano, Cristóbalb Mandl, Thomas College Faculty Teacher Attitudes College Students Student Attitudes Distance Education Electronic Learning COVID-19 Pandemics Foreign Countries Web Based Instruction Curriculum Development Educational Change Open Educational Resources Library Education Information Science Education Student Experience Teaching Experience Barriers Professor's and Student's Perspectives on Digital Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany: Online Teaching, Adaptation of Courses and OER Wöbbekind, Lea Voland, Leoniea Yener, Orhana Boté-Vericad, Juan-Joséb Argudo, Sílviab Urbano, Cristóbalb Mandl, Thomas College Faculty Teacher Attitudes College Students Student Attitudes Distance Education Electronic Learning COVID-19 Pandemics Foreign Countries Web Based Instruction Curriculum Development Educational Change Open Educational Resources Library Education Information Science Education Student Experience Teaching Experience Barriers Open educational resources (OER) and digital education (DE) have shown the ability to improve teaching and learning possibilities, particularly in light of unpredictably occurring events. Especially the COVID-19 pandemic revealed that universities were experiencing technological, socio-psychological, and didactic issues. In order to promote, enrich, and improve DE and OER for crises and beyond, this research article addresses specifically the target audiences of students and teachers in Library and Information Science (LIS) programs in Germany. A qualitative approach with interviews and focus groups was applied to identify, analyze and compare students' and professors' attitudes, experiences and problems in remote teaching and learning during a crisis. The results showed that LIS professors from our sample are experienced and innovative regarding the use of DE during a period of crisis. However, diverse obstacles for the use and production of OER for online education become visible. Students' first difficulties with online learning could be resolved and show how quickly they were able to adjust to the new teaching environment. Both LIS professors and students recognize the advantages of employing DE and OER in higher education. They emphasize positive learning experiences based on flexibility when integrating DE and OER in LIS programs. |
| title | Professor's and Student's Perspectives on Digital Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany: Online Teaching, Adaptation of Courses and OER |
| topic | College Faculty Teacher Attitudes College Students Student Attitudes Distance Education Electronic Learning COVID-19 Pandemics Foreign Countries Web Based Instruction Curriculum Development Educational Change Open Educational Resources Library Education Information Science Education Student Experience Teaching Experience Barriers |
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