@feldmanmolly in terms of knowledge checked then you have lots of options for test type/delivery
From an honesty perspective, I’m often overly trust students to do what’s right but will require an honor pledge.
Perhaps group tests where students have to solve issues together?
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@chinmay @JoelChan86 Great, I’ll try this out!
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This one is hard. My uni is currently trying a service for test taking and student authentication.
You can try changing the format of the test from multiple choice to something more substantial that would be hard to cheat.
I’ve also done oral exams over phone/video. https://twitter.com/feldmanmolly/status/1237824333671739398
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@chinmay @JoelChan86 I like the guided learning aspect. It looks like the prof has a lot of setup… is that right?
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@chinmay @JoelChan86 I’ve not seen that before!
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My favorite way to do peer review live is to use zoom. I often beak the class into rooms and then have them do small group feedback. We get creative with using the camera to take pics of sketches/work or share a screen.
What are your students critiquing/studioing? https://twitter.com/JoelChan86/status/1237816899075026944
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@interacting How do you get your author page updated? Mine says I stopped being active in 2012.
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You can always just throw up a zoom link that your class can log into but I think you’ll learn quickly not every topic lends itself nor benefits from that.
@Walshnotes
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I think getting in the brain space of picking the right instructional strategies for the topic/level at hand will help you shift to remote teaching and get you 95% to shift a course online. https://twitter.com/Walshnotes/status/1237785571017269248
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@pedrobjorn @AppleSupport Geez, 12 years
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