What is it about?
How is it possible to successfully transition to fully online teaching and learning at a Ukrainian university, during the dual crises of the pandemic and full-scale Russian invasion? At Taurida National University’s Institute of Philology and Journalism we found that the sudden – then ongoing – transition to fully online teaching and learning demanded the technical resources and skills of all students and staff, as well as staff leading initial risk assessment and problem-solving. However, the transition also ultimately enhanced transparency and democracy within the Institute community, and strengthened the mutual bonds between technology and pedagogy.
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Our case study demonstrates that a successful exit from the educational crisis of the pandemic and war via the transition to full distant learning depends on three interconnected factors: - the appropriate choice and quality of technological tools - the flexibility and graduality of the implementation processes - the successful combination of teaching new digital skills with care for psychological comfort and harmony within the educational community.
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This page is a summary of: Contemporary crisis management in Ukraine's higher education system: a case study from the crises of the pandemic and the invasion, The International Journal of Educational Management, January 2024, Emerald,
DOI: 10.1108/ijem-07-2023-0360.
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