DingTalk was originally a communication app for work, but Chinese teachers tried to apply it for online learning. As a result, Alibaba has added several features for education. However, it looks like students in China have some different opinions. #onlinelearning@JolieKennedy
#DingTalk, a conference call and online education app that has seen a surge in usage as China’s schools opt for distance learning to cope with the #coronavirus epidemic, has issued a heartfelt plea to its juvenile users: Please stop leaving 1-star reviews. https://t.co/s8oNWaYrER
According to the current situation, it's reasonable for all schools in MN to consider shifting all courses online the whole spring semester, instead of at only a short period of time. The first case in MN told us that even there're already symptoms, people may still not test.
I encourage the University of MN to shift all courses offered online after spring break at this special period. There are already a number of students who are travelling currently. As a result, this is an essential procedure to do to prevent the outbreak of COVID-19! @UMNews
Students don't know how critical the situation is, and they still travel to lots of places including those where have confirmed cases of COVID-19. As a result, when the spring break ends, when they are back, how the situation would evolve?
The first patient of COVID-19 started to develop symptoms on Feb. 25 but hasn't sought health care until today, which increases the risk of an outbreak in the Twin Cities area. So, please, if you have any symptoms of COVID-19, seek to check now!
I never doubt the medical condition of the US. However, the test for 2019-nCov is $3600, and the copay would only cover 50%, which means there is still $1800. So, the question would be, how many suspected people would not be willing to actively go for a test due to the fee?