Teaching in Low-Bandwidth Online Contexts

UAF CTL Staff
September 16, 2020
Community Seminar

Learn about distance delivery designed for students in rural or low-bandwidth contexts. Claudia Ihl, biology professor with the UAF Northwest Campus, will share insights and perspectives.

Download Claudia’s tips for teaching in low-bandwidth online contexts.

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