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For anyone else currently going through online classes: has anyone else noticed that there are just so many more questions being asked during lecture than when things were in person? Like... a crazy number of questions to the point where lecturers end up running behind. It’s like not seeing 100+ classmates surrounding you makes you forget that other people’s class time is disrupted by the sheer number of questions being asked. And usually they’re things that will either be explained later, or can be googled. I obviously don’t have a problem with someone asking a question to clarify something the lecturer might have messed up on, but it’s gotten really really bad. Questions can be asked after class or emailed, and the lecturer can reply to the whole class if it’s something everyone should know. That’s just
my opinion. End rant.
I agree with @MixedAnimals77 that our class hardly ever ask questions via zoom. BUT a lot of people that attend in person ask questions. Back when we were in person, if we knew there were people from the other campuses (since we have 3) listening, we would use a microphone to ask the question so it would be recorded. And, the professors are supposed to repeat the questions for the panapto recordings anyway. Somehow during the pandemic this has gone out the window. If someone who is in person asks a question, we just hear muttering. Whatever they said, we'll never know..
This is definitely when we used to ask questions, too@ajs513 I wonder if people used to ask those questions during the break, and now there are no real breaks?
(Not sure how your school does things, but for our in-person lectures, we always had 10 minutes between every hour of lecture & people would often go down to talk to the faculty during those times).