Online Teaching Reflections
After a ridiculous amount of thinking I finally put together one module, for one day, of one class. The process is highly dependent on Google Forms, Google Docs, and Zoom, with Google Forms being the hero. Yes, super, super super simple....Most likely, OVERLY simple. However, I'm hoping that days of simplicity, structure, and support will eventually accumulate to solid knowledge acquisition. I explain more below:
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