Synopsis
Section 1. Planning for change: evaluating emergency academic strategies
Chapter 1. Learning in crisis: analysing a university-wide transition to micro learning using Infographics
Chapter 2. Exploding hierarchies for educational change
Chapter 3. Ready for anything: adaptive curriculum design for interdisciplinary team projects in Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Chapter 4. Evaluating expectations and engagement with emergency remote teaching: a cross-faculty case study of a Sino-British university
Chapter 5. Lecturers teaching from home: exploring academics' experiences of using educational technology during a pandemic
Chapter 6. Perspectives, lessons and reflections on surviving sudden disruption in the delivery of contemporary business education
Chapter 7. Reverting to social presence for remote researching professionals
Chapter 8. What is gained and lost when education researchers pivot to online data collection and dissemination?
Chapter 9. Decision-making under uncertainty: how university students navigate the academic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic challenges
Chapter 10. Challenges in conducting online assessments in low-resource context: what directions we get from the experiences of business faculty members in Nepal
Chapter 11. Enhancing online assessment quality through collaboration
Chapter 12. Clumsy or competent? The social and cultural dimensions of online learning at King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia
Chapter 13. Lessons learnt - a case study about module leadership and mentorship training for undergraduate academics at QAHE
Chapter 14. Higher Education in the time of COVID-19: first response and challenges of enabling distance education and online learning in Tamil Nadu, India
Chapter 15. Improving engagement with online formative assessments in medical education using Peer Wise
Chapter 16. Embedding mental wellbeing in lockdown: an increased priority during a pandemic
Chapter 17. Embracing authenticity and selectivity in assessing technical knowledge: a case study from economics during the pandemic
Chapter 18. Multimodality, mediation and communities of practice: developing a sense of belonging through digital communication tools in a final year journalism course
Chapter 19. Chinese undergraduates' perspectives of online English instruction shift during COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan
Chapter 20. Maintaining student engagement when taking case based learning online in a Business Master's degree
Chapter 21. Hybrid delivery of practical chemistry courses using pre-lab tutoring system
Chapter 22. 'Still Learning Together' - the way YouTube videos helped Arts and Humanities students during lockdown
Chapter 23. The past informing the future: learning logs in online education
Chapter 24. Reading online during lockdown: insights from History and Heritage
Chapter 25. The impact of COVID-19 on learning for final year nursing students
Chapter 26. Pivoting a Business School's teaching online
Chapter 27. Developing teacher expertise: assessing interactive online teaching as an alternative assessment to classroom-based teaching
Chapter 28. Cloud simulation for virtual learning in maritime education
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