Murmur:
I found that some teachers are more efficient on online courses. But it's really difficult to do the online exam. Last year, a teacher conducted a time-limited Google Form midterm exam to prevent cheating behavior.
I found that some teachers are more efficient on online courses. But it's really difficult to do the online exam. Last year, a teacher conducted a time-limited Google Form midterm exam to prevent cheating behavior.
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I’m fine with either in-class or online courses for now, but I ‘d really want to revert to fully in-class mode when the pandemic has reached a status of publicly (or at least widely) acknowledged “end”, or it would be pointless as many online programs function well nowadays as well.
I don’t need to pay the fees for in-class but get only online courses, when it’s unnecessary to do so.
There was a professor who conducted lessons (partial), quizzes and exams online, and he said that he believes in our integrity.
But some a**holes just kept abusing such kindness by misbehaviors like skipping the class, so that prof seemed to be disappointed and revert to fully in-class mode.
Quite a sad story.
But some a**holes just kept abusing such kindness by misbehaviors like skipping the class, so that prof seemed to be disappointed and revert to fully in-class mode.
Quite a sad story.
malingtsu Well, most classes are more suitable for in-class, and I
also love to interact and have eye contact with professors.
But for those who don't use ppt, only sloppily write down some things he (she) mentioned without context, it's hard for me to understand. Thus, when it comes to online courses, he (she) has to type it down or make a ppt.
also love to interact and have eye contact with professors.
But for those who don't use ppt, only sloppily write down some things he (she) mentioned without context, it's hard for me to understand. Thus, when it comes to online courses, he (she) has to type it down or make a ppt.
I'm sorry if it's hard to read. And I found that you're really talkative in English. (positive meaning) 
SylviaBright: No worries, not hard to read at all. 
I know your feeling when some professors/lecturers instruct without any material or slides. But in fact, slides made by some profs are not that ideal (yea, at least better than nothing). For me, having an outline for each topic, just like what Bro Ki does, would be enough.
I know your feeling when some professors/lecturers instruct without any material or slides. But in fact, slides made by some profs are not that ideal (yea, at least better than nothing). For me, having an outline for each topic, just like what Bro Ki does, would be enough.
You should know that the wording “talkative” tends to express a negative message lol. Just forget about it, I won’t care about that XD.
Well I think there’s no necessary relation between the language and being a chatterbox, I’m trying to practice my English usage too, so that’s why I may write more and leave you such an image. It’s on purpose.
Well I think there’s no necessary relation between the language and being a chatterbox, I’m trying to practice my English usage too, so that’s why I may write more and leave you such an image. It’s on purpose.
malingtsu: Bro Ki XDDD Surprising, I know whom you're talking about XD
oh, thank you for that, I've learned a lot from the message you left. But also sorry for my poor English and slowly replying speed.
oh, thank you for that, I've learned a lot from the message you left. But also sorry for my poor English and slowly replying speed.
SylviaBright: No need to say sorry, there’s nothing you have to apologize for. I don’t take replies to casual posts for granted, so I hope you won’t too.