What is Remotely Learning?
An ongoing conversation between a college professor and an undergraduate student about our frustrations with remote education, and an open notebook documenting our iterative efforts to spend less time on Zoom and make this a little less awful for everyone.
Why should I listen to Remotely Learning?
because you are fed up with teaching over Zoom
because you are tired of staring at your professors on Zoom
because you want to hear how students are experiencing all this
because you are no longer convinced that remote college has to be worse than being in the same room, and looking for ideas to make your classes better
because you want to know more about design and what it has to do with journalism education
Who makes Remotely Learning?
Blake Eskin is an assistant professor of Journalism + Design at The New School and executive producer of Noun & Verb Rodeo. Blake has been helping organizations like The New Yorker, Design Observer, and Understood make podcasts since 2005.
Kaycie Matsukado is a junior at The New School, pursuing a B.F.A. in photography at Parsons School of Design with a minor in Journalism + Design. Kaycie is an Academic Fellow (i.e. teaching assistant) for a section of News, Narrative & Design 1.
