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Posts tagged with "online learning"

USD professors evaluate fall semester, look ahead to spring Campus

USD professors evaluate fall semester, look ahead to spring

November 16th, 202074 This semester, the entire USD community implemented and adapted to the changes in place due to COVID-19. From wearing masks across campus to getting used to hybrid and online learning, the fall semester was much different than years past. While students had to adjust to new schedules and campus operations, USD professors had to...
Co-teachers help motivate students through virtual, in-person learning Campus

Co-teachers help motivate students through virtual, in-person learning

September 28th, 2020140 For most USD students, their last year of college is spent on campus making final memories on campus and in Vermillion before they prepare for life after graduation. Education majors, however, spend their last year off-campus in a year-long teaching residency.  The USD School of Education partners with surrounding school...
FA Series: Art classes work hand-in-hand, face-to-face Verve

FA Series: Art classes work hand-in-hand, face-to-face

August 30th, 202045 For some classes, the transition to online or hybrid learning is simple. But for hands-on classes, like those involving art - online instruction can be difficult. This semester, with class instruction being a combination of online, hybrid and face-to-face, each department is adjusting material to fit each type of instruction. For...
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FA Series: Choir adjusts to face to face and virtual classes

Aug 23rd, 202038
With classes being delivered in hybrid and online format in addition to some face-to-face classes, the music department is adjusting to the changes in place this semester, specifically those in the...
Senior music students perform recitals remotely, prepare for end of semester Verve

Senior music students perform recitals remotely, prepare for end of semester

April 20th, 202051 With the end of the spring semester usually comes a variety of recitals and final performances for USD’s musicians. The practice rooms are all full, the sounds of instruments tuning and voices warming up fill the halls and the anticipation for the end of the semester is in the air.  But this spring semester, the Warren M. Lee...
USD classes remain online through the summer term Campus

USD classes remain online through the summer term

April 7th, 2020147 On Monday in a press release, USD announced summer classes will remain online for all South Dakota public institutions. USD’s announcement came after the South Dakota Board of Regents decision was announced the same day.   This decision, according to the press release, is in response to South Dakota’s continued effort...
Remote Learning Challenges Campus

Remote Learning Challenges

April 5th, 202046 The sudden shift to remote learning has caused some growing pains for USD faculty, who tried to make the transition as smooth as possible for professors and students. Eric Mosterd, assistant director of the Center for Technology and Learning (CTL), worked with a team who played a key part in moving USD courses online. Mosterd said the...
Editorial: Online classes aren't for everyone Opinion

Editorial: Online classes aren't for everyone

April 5th, 2020216 Transitioning from the classroom to online isn't as easy as it sounds. Online courses require more responsibility and organization than on-campus courses. There are no specific “class times," just deadlines that are usually non-negotiable. It’s up to the student to make sure they outline a schedule to succeed in an online...
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Nursing majors transition from eight hours of clinicals to four hours online

Mar 31st, 2020167
This is the second part of an ongoing story on the transition to online learning. Nursing majors are required to complete over 200 clinical hours before they graduate. Due to COVID-19, the...

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