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  <tableOfContents>Section 1. Getting started. Chapter 1. Computer to community: fostering the online classroom environment ; Chapter 2. Virtual reality considerations for curriculum development and online instruction -- Section 2. Student connections. Chapter 3. Online teaching needs ongoing student engagement ; Chapter 4. Distance online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study of delivery of UK top-up degree programs in Hong Kong from the students' perspectives ; Chapter 5. Mainstreamed deaf/HH students' online learning in K-12: challenges, opportunities, and solutions -- Section 3. Elements of online classwork. Chapter 6. Best practices for web-conferencing and webinars: exploring the efficacy of web technology (webinars) by learner and school characteristics ; Chapter 7. Building capacity through multiculturalism and diversity in the online classroom ; Chapter 8. Assessed by anonymous: a study of pre-service teachers ; Chapter 9. Original writing in a remix culture: challenges and solutions for addressing plagiarism -- Section 4. Curriculum development. Chapter 10. Rubrics as tools for effective assessment of student learning and program quality ; Chapter 11. Curriculum development and open distance e-learning for the 21st century: natural sciences and technology education modules ; Chapter 12. Curriculum and online course development framework ; Chapter 13. Development of innovative pedagogy strategies and decolonization of curriculum in higher education institutions in the COVID-19 era -- Section 5. Focus on faculty. Chapter 14. Can software grade my students' papers?: do i want it to? ; Chapter 15. The online teacher: second responder ; Chapter 16. The adaptation process of a first-time distance education instructor: a single-subject research study ; Chapter 17. Taming procrastination: origins, manifestations, and solutions for the online instructor.</tableOfContents>
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  <note>ALA COVID Relief Fund</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references and index.</note>
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