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What Grinds Our Gears: Courses meant for online learning shouldn’t be as disorganized as the newly adapted ones

by Paige Riding, Humour Editor Distance education courses — not to be confused with the shitshow in-person classes now taught online — are intended to be delivered remotely. Lessons and resources appear on Canvas for the student’s convenience. In theory, the professor should have some sort of grasp on communicating the course’s goals. So why do I feel more lost in my Romantic English online course than my courses that moved online for the first time this Fall semester? This course is an absolute disaster — and that’s coming from someone who cries nightly (and daily) to Keshi. Discussions are…

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