Winona State University-Rochester is here to help answer questions about online education, distance learning, and other alternative modes of delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Jeanine Gangeness, Associate Vice President of Rochester, recently held on online video chat with Ms. Samantha Spinner, a fourth-grade teacher and current student of the WSU-Rochester Graduate Induction Program. Ms. Spinner shares her experiences and insights as she works to provide distance learning opportunities for her students.
We hope this conversation will help provide you with a better understanding of what online education is and how technology will help teachers continue to provide quality education in a time of necessary physical distancing and self-isolation. Please watch the full video above or the clips below. Check out our conversation with Dr. Linda Kingston, Winona State University Assistant Vice President of Online Learning, to learn more about distance learning at the college level.
- Online Education and COVID-19: A Conversation with Dr. Linda Kingston
- View Winona State University Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates
- Get Assistance from a Distance for WSU-Rochester Students and Staff
- Learn more about the Graduate Induction Program at WSU-Rochester
- Learn more about Teacher Education at WSU-Rochester
- Learn more about Winona State University-Rochester
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Online Education and COVID-19: Meeting the Needs of Elementary School Students
Online Education and COVID-19: Support for Elementary School Teachers
