Remote teaching 
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SOURCE: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
10/4/2021
Georgia State Professor Files Complaint over Denied Request to Teach Remotely
“I would like to be at a place where my administration cares about my health, my basic fundamental health, and is not willing to put my life at risk for a Board of Regents political policy,” historian Dan Immergluck said.
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SOURCE: Perspectives on History
9/14/2020
Remote Reflections: Twice the Work and Half the Fun
by Walter L. Buenger
Online teaching is indeed twice the work, especially for a first-timer.
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SOURCE: American Historical Association
8/5/2020
Remote Teaching Wiki
Here, historians who have resources useful for remote teaching can share them, and those racing to adapt courses can search for materials instead of working from scratch.
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