The EDTL student intern team has collaborated to produce advice for students for effective remote learning during Covid-19
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EDTL Approach for Students: planning for effective learning during Covid-19. Advice from the EDTL student team (for students, by students)
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Engaging with the infograph provides a suite of helpful approaches collated by the EDTL project’s student intern team for other students around planning for effective learning during COVID-19. Many of the recommendations are worthwhile considering in order to best prepare for learning across several settings. An editable, and an Irish, version of the infograph are also provided in the supplementary files.
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