EDUCAUSE 2023 Faculty and Technology Report: A First Look at Teaching Preferences since the Pandemic | Promotional Toolkit

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2023 Faculty and Technology Report
 

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I'm excited to share the EDUCAUSE 2023 Faculty and Technology Report. It explores modality preferences and online and hybrid teaching since the pandemic. https://library.educause.edu/resources/2023/8/2023-faculty-and-technology-report-a-first-look-at-teaching-preferences-since-the-pandemic


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EDUCAUSE 2023 Faculty and Technology Report: A First Look at Teaching Preferences since the Pandemic
I'm thrilled to share this new EDUCAUSE faculty and technology report that explores modality preferences and online and hybrid teaching since the pandemic
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I'm excited to share the EDUCAUSE 2023 Faculty and Technology Report: A First Look at Teaching Preferences since the Pandemic.

In the first faculty research conducted by EDUCAUSE since 2019, the newly released report explores findings of the research in four key areas:

  • Modality preferences and impacts of teaching via non-preferred modes
  • Experiences teaching online and hybrid courses
  • Technology and digital availability of course components
  • Types of support needed and utilized for teaching

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