The Crux of online teaching for low internet bandwidth
Channel: Felix Bast
Date: 2020-05-23

Synopsis:
Online teaching is more relevant during this COVID-19 lockdown than ever in history. More and more institutions are now completely migrating to online teaching. Number one limitation for online teaching in developing countries is low internet speed and bandwidth. Data is not so cheap so conserving the data is important, so as navigating and getting things done when the speed is very low. The biggest misconception is that online teaching is all about video-conferencing; which is entirely optional. Especially in situations like this when the internet speed is low at most of the places in the country. Even the video component is optional. All you need to start up with online teaching is a way to disseminate course contents, two-way interactions, communicate with them and a mean for assessment.

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