Remotely Hands-On (Inside Higher Ed)
"Line by line and curve by curve, Michael McGreal recently transformed a block of ice in his backyard into a swordfish. He drew a small, socially distanced crowd as he went: the buzz of his chain saw and the spectacle of ice carving during a pandemic caught the attention of some passersby."—Source: Inside Higher Ed
WHY THIS MATTERS:
Some kinds of courses have a more seamless transition to online learning, like those that hinge on lecture or discussion. But for hands-on classes, professors are getting creative to deliver meaningful learning experiences to their students.
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