Learning from Remote Instruction: A Student’s Perspective
Jeanette B. Ruiz
Friday, September 10th
10-10:45 am
Description
We’ve been quick to try and make sense of the changes brought upon by remote teaching. While we know how these changes have impacted our teaching and work flow, we’re not sure how our students managed. What did they struggle with? What changes, implemented because of remote instruction, helped? What, if anything, do students want us to keep from remote instruction?
Link to video: https://video.ucdavis.edu/media/SITT+2021+-+Learning+from+Remote+InstructionA+A+Student%E2%80%99s+Perspective/1_dgw44vgv
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About the Presenter
Jeanette B. Ruiz is a CAMPOS Faculty Scholar with the Department of Communication. She currently serves as the Faculty Lead for the UC Davis First Gen Initiative. Her research focuses on understanding the impact of media advocacy and media campaigns in public health initiatives. Currently, she is interested in assessing issues of student accessibility and inclusivity in higher education.
