Lecture

Simple guidelines for online teaching: introduction

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This lecture is an introduction to the workshop 'Simple Guidelines for Flexible Online Teaching', which consists of six short online lectures and a live stream Q&A session. The instructor provides an overview of the workshop's content, including lessons learned from previous semesters, assessment strategies, lecture recording techniques, slide design, setting up interactions with students, and accessing further information on online teaching at EPFL.

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Communication studies

Mass communication: Topics in mass communication

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