I am deeply, deeply worried about this. It& #39;s not a narrative supported by research, but who pays attention to to evidence or facts anymore. What we have witnessed is a failure of leadership, not of online. https://twitter.com/tressiemcphd/status/1279787786766372874">https://twitter.com/tressiemc...
As I said before, online isn& #39;t broke. It works just fine. What& #39;s broke are bad leadership & planning that failed to plan for pandemics years ago when we recommended, refusal to invest because of implicit biases divorced from research, and deflection of that failure onto a medium.
To declare "online doesn& #39;t work" is more often a abject unwillingness for an institution to truly self reflect on their decisions and investments (or lack thereof). What doesn& #39;t work is bad planning and poor resourcing.

What you should be mad about paying is the high salaries
of decision makers who failed to plan.

But instead, we deflect onto a medium, which is illogical (that& #39;s a separate thread), because of a bundle of unchecked biases (largely about the students who take online).
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