All this talk about online learning is missing one really important issue: people are going to start getting sick.
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Librarians and advisors and the staff who edits the departmental website and the provosts who authorize grade systems and ...
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We are just at the cusp of people actually getting sick and far from the peak of hospitalizations and deaths.
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We’re grasping to retain a normality that isn’t going to exist again for a while The quicker we adapt education to be more relaxed, forgiving, and accessible - things we should have been moving towards for decades - the better off we’ll be
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One of the things makes it so hard to assess numbers is that there are different ways of reporting. Some report using the date of the test, others the date of exposure, and some on the date the results of the test are returned.
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The numbers are hard to interpret. Some states report the date of exposure, others the date of the test and/or the date the test was reported. Most use the total number of cases rather than active cases. The total includes deaths and people who have recovered.
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Thank you for stating what should have been obvious to the powers that be, but somehow wasn’t. The same goes for everyone working from home- and their family members.
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Yep. Most of my coworkers are in denial.
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