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A review of online learning strategies for biological NMR techniques a survey of educators
Abstract
Disruption to teaching over the pandemic has led to a range of online and digital solutions. Given the utility of software and remote platforms for NMR teaching a UK-based survey for NMR educators in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching was rolled out Spring 2022 in order to establish what online tools and techniques are employed to teach NMR to biological sciences and appraise their relative efficacy. Based on the survey outcomes an overview of the breadth of methods employed as well as their perceived effectiveness is presented with a list of recommendations for common and successful strategies for online (and hybrid) teaching of NMR to the life sciences.
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