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Reflections on Pandemic Pedagogy

Submitted by Katherine In-Yo... on July 10, 2020 - 8:18pm

When UCLA announced on March 13 that we would transition to remote instruction for the entirety of spring quarter, I had to quickly reconceptualize my graduate seminar. Like so many other instructors at my institution and elsewhere, I needed a crash course in the mechanics of online teaching.

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