The Truth about Online Learning: A Student’s Perspective

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Coffee & Cobblestones

Academic Practice, Trinity College Dublin

11 episodes

2 days ago

We value teaching and learning and that’s mostly what we talk about with other experts: food for thought and things to try out yourself. Our episodes are short – just about long enough to listen to on a walk across the College campus. Email or tweet us @TCD_AP if you’re interested in guesting on the podcast yourself!

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The Truth about Online Learning: A Student’s Perspective

Coffee & Cobblestones

13 minutes 57 seconds

4 years ago

The Truth about Online Learning: A Student’s Perspective

In this episode, three student associates from the National Forum for Teaching and Learning, Chloe Griffin (Second Year Irish and French), Courtney McGrath (Fourth Year Business and Sociology) and Ife Uzor (Third Year Pharmacy), discuss the reality of online learning as Trinity students. What is/isn’t working with Online Learning? What should the future of education look like post-pandemic?