Manipal: In the midst of a Pandemic Covid-19, the Manipal Technology Institute (MIT) has planned for the education mode of this academic year.
However, this can change, if there is a third wave of Covid-19, said CDR Anil Rana, Director, MIT, Higher Education Manipal Academy (MAHE).
He told Tii, “Currently students can expect physical class behavior and activities related to workshops, the continuation of their main projects, and creative activities of their ideas in innovation centers and workshops.
All of this must be done below Strict obedience to the appropriate behavior of Covid.
Special sessions must also be carried out to clarify questions related to the theory of students.
Guest lectures by industrial experts, additional faculties and alumni are being planned.
Quiz, discussion of case studies, and other evaluation methods will continue as usual “CDR Rana said.
He said last year he himself was repaired with a college arrest module, which allowed live streaming and recording of college.
“We have the Office 365 campus license, which provides the opportunity to use the MS team in our teaching process and assessment.
Faculty members can upload all reading materials, adopt online learning techniques such as quizzes and video observations, and use innovative evaluation practices.
Meanwhile, faculty It can also understand how students respond to online education, and have tweaked the appropriate system, by conducting a quiz, and discussing a case study, so as to give a break from monotonous learning mode.
Online mode can never replace physical mode.
We also see with transcription And gamification to be included in online learning mode, “added CDR Rana.
Mixed online class, on campus to continue at MIT
