Zoom Room to the Classroom: Lessons From Pandemic Teaching

Harvard Law School published this video item, entitled “Zoom Room to the Classroom: Lessons From Pandemic Teaching” – below is their description.

This virtual monthly event series hosted by Professor Rebecca Tushnet features online panels of HLS graduates sharing their insights to strengthen our community as teachers.

This first webinar will offer lessons learned from the changes that the pandemic forced or encouraged. What worked and what didn’t? What is worth keeping, and how should we preserve the successful elements of the traditional classroom?

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