The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has led students to study from their homes in order to continue their educational journey
Tag: virtual learning
The other side of the screen: CSULB professors share how they adapted to online learning
Virtual learning proved to be difficult not only for students, but for CSULB faculty. As the spring semester continues online, professors share their challenges as well as the goals they have for their students.
Zoom fatigue is real and students say it’s taking an effect on their learning
Students say they are struggling with engagement in classes due to a lack of motivation caused by virtual learning.
Spring 2021 to offer just 108 courses on campus, 8,274 online
About 4% of all classes are being offered on CSULB’s campus this spring, a slight increase from the fall 2020 semester.
CSULB instructors discuss how they adapted to online instruction in response to COVID-19
Professors and lecturers at Long Beach State share how they learned to teach virtually using university-provided training and other resources.
Preparing for another semester online
With the first fully-online semester wrapping up, students are preparing for another remote semester.
Cheating increases at CSULB after transition to online instruction
Long Beach State has seen a rise in students engaging in academic dishonesty with classes being conducted virtually during the coronavirus pandemic.
Instructors at CSULB discuss pros and cons of virtual learning
Long Beach State faculty members describe their experiences with teaching online this fall in CSULB’s first-ever term held primarily virtually.
Cameras off, mics muted
Maintaining community at a distance.
CSULB’s enrollment at all-time high despite continued virtual learning
Amid a remote semester, Long Beach State has reached “historic high” enrollment, with close to 39,300 students this fall compared to about 38,100 in fall of 2019.