Adapting courseware from classroom teaching to remote teaching
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courseware, remote learning, infographicAbstract
The crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic forced the adherence of educational institutions to remote learning as an alternative to continue the school year, which revealed several barriers, including the adaptation, by teachers, of the courseware for this digital modality. This paper presents, based on a bibliographic review with a qualitative approach, data collection regarding distance learning courseware development, in order to identify some ways in which the didactic materials developed for classroom teaching can be adapted for remote, non-classroom teaching. To accomplish this goal, a search was carried out in the Google Scholar database looking for papers, book chapters and recommendations combining the keywords “teaching material” & “distance education” and “teaching material” & “remote education”. From this search, references that specifically dealt with the characteristics of these materials were selected and analyzed to, finally, present recommendations for the production courseware for remote education, in the form of an infographic.
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