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1) Due to misguided calls for research comparing #emergencyremoteteaching with #onlineeducation -here are a few resources emphasizing that teaching and learning are too complex to make such simplistic comparisons, as noted previously by @steph_moore, @veletsianos, @michaelmgrant
2a) Clark, R. E. (1983). Reconsidering research on learning from media. Review of Educational Research, 53(4), 445–459. "The point is made, therefore, that all current reviews of media comparison studies suggest...
2b) "...that we will not find learning differences that can be unambiguously attributed to any medium of instruction. It seems that existing research is vulnerable to rival hypotheses concerning the uncontrolled effects of instructional method and novelty” (p. 456).
1) Here's a beginning thread of #HigherEducation associations' & organizations' #InstructionalContinuity #DisasterPreparedness #COVID19 #COVID2019 resources:
2) Let's start with Coronavirus (COVIDー19) Response from @OLCToday, @QMProgram, @UPCEA, and @wcet_info: upcea.edu/coronavirus-co…
3) American Association of University Professors
(@AAUP) -COVID-19 Resource Page for Higher Ed: aaup.org/news/covid-19-…
(@AAUP) -COVID-19 Resource Page for Higher Ed: aaup.org/news/covid-19-…
