Virtual learning: Here to stay, or ‘Zoom’-ing away?
Students and faculty shared thoughts on virtual education four years after the coronavirus pandemic moved classes online.
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USC should embrace Zoom flexibility
Virtual options makes life more accessible allowing us to use our time freely.
Despite fatigue, we must acknowledge Zoom’s benefits
Many students would like to see Zoom completely gone from their lives after over a year and a half of attending class behind a screen, but universities should consider the benefits of continuing to offer a virtual option.
USC should not suddenly switch synchronous classes to an online format
The abrupt change of certain classes from in-person to hybrid or fully online formats is unfair — and leaves students with disability accommodations behind.
Virtual learning will create more equality in education
The transition to virtual learning will result in more accessibility long-term.
Letter to the Editor: USC must work to improve student well-being
USC's chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness urges the University to truly make student mental wellness a priority.
Zoom University is not a sustainable mode of learning
As the strange semester presses on, problems with remote learning have become impossible to ignore.
Live class time should be devoted to office hours and collaborative assignments
With the transition to online learning, teachers should adapt their courses to make up for the lost social connection experienced during in-person classes.
Provost issues directives on fall course policies
The policies address attendance, class recordings and accommodations for international students.