Question: What are some ways to teach classes if we decide to cancel school for the remainder of the school year?

Answer passage (source: CDC):
page_title: Institutes of Higher Education
section_headers: Dismissals
Should we temporarily cancel extracurricular group activities and large events?
section_content: If your community has cases of COVID-19, work with your local public health
officials to determine if you should temporarily cancel
events.
If you decide to dismiss classes, you should also cancel extracurricular group
activities and large events, such as club meetings, performances, social
events, athletic team practices, and sporting events. You should also
discourage students, staff, and faculty from gathering or socializing
elsewhere.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer is irrelevant to the question. The question is asking for information on ways to teach classes when school is canceled for the remainder of the school year. Instead, this answer provides information on school dismissal and the cancellation of extracurricular group activities and large events.
This talks about cancelling classes, but doesn't really elaborate on the ways to continue teaching classes.

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Answer passage (source: CDC):
page_title: K-12 Schools and Child Care Programs
section_headers: Dismissals
Are there ways for students to keep learning if we decide to dismiss schools?
section_content: Yes, consider implementing e-learning plans, including digital and distance
learning options as feasible and appropriate. Determine, in consultation with
school district officials or other relevant state or local partners:

If a waiver is needed for state requirements of a minimum number of in-person instructional hours or school days (seat time) as a condition for funding.
How to convert face-to-face lessons into online lessons and how to train teachers to do so.
How to triage technical issues if faced with limited IT support and staff.
How to encourage appropriate adult supervision while children are using distance learning approaches.
How to deal with the potential lack of students’ access to computers and the internet at home.


Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The answer is more about e-classes, but anyone asking the question would probably be interested in the information here.
This does not answer the question. This information explains factors that needs to be considered when implementing e-learning, digital and distance learning during Covid-19 and does not provide any information on different ways to teach classes when school is canceled for the remainder of the school year due to Covid-19 outbreak.

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Answer passage (source: CDC):
page_title: Institutes of Higher Education
section_headers: Dismissals
Should we continue teaching and/or research activities if we decide to dismiss classes?
section_content: Yes, consider ways that your college/university can adapt or use alternative
teaching methods.

Review continuity plans, including plans for the continuity of teaching, learning, and research. Implement e-learning plans and distance learning options as feasible and appropriate.
Ensure continuity plans address how to temporarily postpone, limit, or adapt research-related activities (e.g., study recruitment or participation, access to labs) in a manner that protects the safety of researchers, participants, facilities, and equipment.
Consider the following approaches: 
Use of existing infrastructure and services (e.g., Blackboard, Skype, Zoom) to support efficient transition of classes from in-person to distance-based formats. This may include using strategies such as faculty check-ins, recorded class meetings or lectures, and live class meetings.
Other student support services such as online library services, print materials available online, phone- or Internet-based counseling support, or study groups enabled through digital media.


Institutes of higher education should determine, in consultation with their university system: 
How to convert face-to-face lessons into online lessons and how to train faculty to do so.
How to triage technical issues if faced with limited IT support and staff
How to deal with the potential lack of students’ access to computers and the Internet at home or in temporary housing.




Reviewer feedback on this answer:
It kind of answers the question.  There are several examples given in the answer that would help someone looking for an answer to the question.  It's not really a direct answer to what is asked though.
This information does not answer the question. This answer provides information on how college and university can effectively implement alternative teaching methods such as reviewing continuity plans, different approach to support classes transition from in-person to distance-based formats, providing support services such as online libraries and online resources and how to implement these alternative teaching methods. This answer does not provide any information on ways to teach class if the school is canceled for the remainder of the school year as asked in the question.

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