Online teaching in Geomatics

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This lecture covers the experience of online teaching at EPFL during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the transition of courses online, suspension of projects, and the use of various online tools. It also discusses the organization of teaching activities in Geomatics, such as MOOCs, Moodle, and different pedagogical approaches. The lecture provides insights into the challenges faced and the measures taken to ensure continuity in education.

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