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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Umm...if teachers are teaching in a regular classroom how do expect them to teaching online at the same time?[/quote]

I do it at my office.  20 class participants are in the room with me.  10 others are participating from other locations.  I share my computer screen the people who are not in the room.  They can hear me I can hear them.  I teach everyone.[/quote]

Honest questions -- how is the experience different for the in-class vs. virtual participants? If it's the same, then what do the in-person people get out of being there in-person?  If it's different, which group has the worse experience? Would they have a better experience if you were able to focus your teaching method to target them better?

Based on my experience from in-person meetings with a few people dialed in remotely vs. all-remote meetings, I know that the remote dial-ins to a largely  in-person meeting miss out on a lot.  It can be hard to catch everything, particularly side questions/answers/discussions, etc.  In a fully remote meeting, you don't have that problem (although that's partly because fully remote loses that ability to have a lot of side discussions).

I can't imagine that teaching a combination of in-person and remote participants at the same time provides an equal experience for the virtual participants. Seems like it would be better for them to have a teacher dedicated to a fully remote experience.[/quote]

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