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First up, stay calm (mainly because it's going to be rather frustrating)
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(if you skip the "teach normal class, but students can video in if they like", then feel happy)
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If there is no system, learn how to make a YouTube video
None of them are hard
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Two strategies here
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Remember you can also mix'n'match systems (VLE, email, lecture capture, etc)
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Yes, it's easier, but it's not good for students and it's a wasted opportunity for you
So don't it
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Proper online instruction takes a huge amount of work/time to get right, so don't expect it to happen this weekend
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Sharing practice (esp. w/in your discipline area) is super-helpful
[if you're that colleague, thanks and try not to rub it in]
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- @ALPSblog - we've done loads on online instruction over the years, including this guide: activelearningps.com/2020/03/12/tip…
- @AdvanceHE - advance-he.ac.uk/guidance/teach…
- your local L&T unit
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- keep calm
- read guides
- practise using new stuff
- talk with students about how it's going, as you go
- talk with colleagues
- manage your and their expectations
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