It's 1 pm ET, which means the first #COVedStories has begun.
Greetings to everyone in the instructional design and ed tech space!
Here's our plan.
Over the next few hours I'll share questions about your experience during the pandemic. The fine @gu_ldt faculty, staff, and students put these together.
They include:
-the shift to remote learning
-equity and social justice
-data
-innovation
@gu_ldt Our group of students, faculty, and staff are working on various writing projects about this.
If you'd like us to cite you by name, just tell us here:
First, CDC links pandemic spread with f2f campuses:
"university counties with in-person instruction (n = 79) experienced a 56% increase in incidence, comparing the 21-day periods before and after classes started."
56%!
Second, CDC links teaching online to *lower* pandemic spread:
"U.S. counties with large colleges or universities with remote instruction (n = 22) experienced a 17.9% decrease in incidence"
Chief of DC police:
-recounts afternoon's events
-protestors were violent towards cops
-"a riot was declared"
-one civilian shot; MPD to investigate
-everyone: get off the streets