How Are You Handling Online Learning Due To Covid-19

We are all going through the same process of converting our classes to online learning.  Typically this is something that takes months to plan for, and we are given a couple of weeks.  This blog is meant to be a place where we can share our ideas, and maybe a few of our frustrations, although it would be good to keep that to a minimum (Hey, what's Facebook for anyway!)

We hope you find this useful.

Steve Anderson
MAAP Webmaster

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  1. Michelle EngelstadApril 15, 2020 at 5:08 AM

    I have landed on some content being asynchronous and set up by the course students are in as well as a question or problem of the day that all can interact with. It is a work in progress. I don't know how things will go if I need to take a day off or worse longer. No one else can take up the grading and planning for my content classes since everyone else has their own work to do.

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  2. mathjarlApril 16, 2020 at 8:15 AM

    Have you found any resources that will take up some of the slack? When I was teaching math (I'm retired now), Kahn Academy was a great resource. It amazed me how many of my students loved Sal's lessons over my own.

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