Asynchronous remote teaching : 2023-08-18
Each participant connects to the digital resources or devices when they select, without expecting to receive an immediate response or observe activity from others.
Examples of remote asynchronous teaching include accessing pre-recorded lectures or instructional videos that can be viewed at any time; engaging in online discussion forums where participants post and respond to messages at their own convenience; submitting assignments electronically without real-time interaction; and accessing learning materials and resources through online platforms or learning management systems that can be accessed at any time. In this teaching mode, participants can engage with the materials and activities according to their own schedule and pace.
