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I'm teaching Online Communities this fall which is an easy class for me so brainstorming radical redesign is fun, but this is not scalable for folks teaching multiple classes, new preps, difficult classes to move online, etc. I hope we take a community-oriented approach to this.
I'd love to hear more ideas about this, because I haven't heard any good ideas about planning a class that can be delivered in multiple different ways, with the ability to switch on a dime, while (a) maintaining educational quality, and (b) not being crazy work for faculty.
My fall class will be 25-45 students, relatively small. I'm hoping the education/learning experts will guide us, but until then: I'm thinking do away with deadlines? Those seem incompatible with a pandemic. I would grade regularly and reach out to students who are far behind.
Synchronous lecture seems unnecessary. Synchronous discussion still seems good and can be in-person or virtual.
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