Ontario colleges and universities hope students can attend classes on campus this fall — but professors have been told to prepare for online learning.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the move to virtual learning until the end of the year, at least, is required to ensure staff and student safety — but it’s also a move fraught with uncertainty.
While professors have quietly been told to keep lessons online, it remains unclear if that will cause a dip in new enrolment and returning students, who generally view online learning as substandard, especially when it comes to labs and hands-on courses.
