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    • Michael Lower
      May 04, 2021
      Recent articles for and against online impact
      Moving online post-Covid
      I came across three articles this week reflecting on the likely long-term impact of the forced move online. Writing in The Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) (paywall) Zaretsky argues that there is no going back because students have come to value the benefits of online learning. In University World News , Singer draws a parallel with the experience of newspapers like The Washington Post that made the move online. The link is here . The temptation was to simply replicate the physical newspaper online but that was not going to work. Singer says that learning will need to draw on digital tools such as chatrooms to become more engaging and that the move online will allow universities to engage in new activities and find new income streams. THES also reports, however, Katherine Fleming, Provost of New York University, who says that universities are heavily invested in administrative and physical structures that are inconsistent with a move away from traditional face-to-face teaching. The link is here .
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    • Michael Lower
      Apr 12, 2021
      14 April 2021 - Prof Daniel Pascoe - Practitioners and Criminal law pedagogy in Hong Kong
      Seminars
      We will host the above seminar at 5pm - 6pm (Hong Kong time) on 14 April. Details and registration link here .
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    • Michael Lower
      Mar 17, 2021
      What is the future of legal education? Where are we heading?
      The Art of Law Teaching
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