Synchronous remote teaching : 2023-08-18
All participants are simultaneously connected to digital resources or devices, allowing each individual to observe the actions of others in real-time as they are being performed (or with a minimal delay of only a few seconds).
Examples of synchronous remote teaching include live online classes where students and instructors interact in real-time through video conferencing platforms; virtual lectures where participants can ask questions and receive immediate responses, and collaborative activities where students work together on shared digital documents or platforms while being able to see each other’s progress in real-time.
