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Socrates Doubts Zoom: The Temptation and Risk of Online Learning in the Liberal Arts

May 7, 2020
Constantine Vassiliou

As professors and students valiantly adapt to the virtualization of campus life, administrative pressures to expand online learning will likely intensify once the COVID-19 crisis abates. Of course, we need to make the best of our sub-optimal circumstances and embrace online learning during these strange times. However, its utility during the crisis does not prove […]

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