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ASU Remote 2020: Designing with Quality and Engagement at the Forefront

Angela Gunder of the Online Learning Consortium and Alisha Mendez of EdPlus ASU discuss equitable practices and high-quality, outcomes-based approaches to designing instruction online.

This video is from the Remote Summit 2020.

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Gunder, A and Mendez, A. (2020, July 14) Designing with Quality and Engagement at the Forefront [Video] ASU Remote Summit.

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