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ASU Remote 2020: Modernizing Active and Adaptive PSY101 in the age of Covid-19

This webinar discusses modernizing active and adaptive in the process of courseware vendor analysis, course redesign, adaptive courseware implementation, and the continuous modification of courses beyond implementation.

Speakers: Emily Thomas of Northern Arizona University; Don Carter of Northern Arizona University; and Allison Forbes of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications

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Thomas, E. Carter, D. and Forbes, A. (2020, July 14) Modernizing Active and Adaptive PSY101 in the age of Covid-19 [Video] ASU Remote Summit.

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