Introduction: Charmaine Bissessar University of Roehampton London Online/ University of Guyana
Part 1: Online Learning in Times of Crises
Chapter 1: Charmaine Bissessar University of Roehampton London Online/ University of Guyana
Students', Teachers' and Leaders' responses to the move from face-to-face to online learning: A case study
Chapter 2: Mehraz Boolakey and Mridula Gungaphul University of Liverpool Online/ University of Lincoln/ University of Mauritius
Motivation of students for online learning: Challenges and Constraints
Chapter 3: Panagiota Samioti University of Roehampton London Online/ Adult School of Second Chance
Moving from face-to-face to online learnin: Instructors' Perspectives in Emergency Education
Chapter 4: Lori Slater and Kevin Cojanu University of Roehampton London Online/ Georgia Military College/Columbia Southern University
COVID-19 Implications for the Future of Higher Education Internships
Part 2: Online Teaching in Times of Crises
Chapter 5: Guillaume Olivier University of Roehampton London Online Navigating Isolation: Written feedback to online NNES (Non-Native English Speaking) research students in an emergency environment
Chapter 6: Kate Mccauley University of Roehampton London Online
Teaching the arts through online education in times of crisis
Chapter 7: Nataliia Stukalo University of Roehampton/Liverpool London Online/ National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance
How prepared are we for online education? The case of Ukraine.
Chapter 8: Elspeth McFadzean and Sandra Mohabir-Mckinley University of Liverpool Online/Henley Business School/Stratford University.
Isolation at Work: A Comparison between On Campus and Online Faculty during the Covid-19 Lockdown
Chapter 9: Susan Brock and Elizabeth Underhill University of Roehampton London Online/University of Wolverhampton
Emergence of synchronous technologies and the pivotal role they play in online education in the time of emergency.
Part 3: Online Leadership in Times of Crises
Chapter 10: Nataliia Stukalo University of Roehampton/Liverpool London Online/ National Agency for Higher Education Quality Assurance
Higher Education Quality Assurance in pandemic times.
Chapter 11: Cynthia Oneyfulu University of Technology, Jamaica
Maintaining Quality in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Conclusion: Charmaine Bissessar University of Roehampton London Online/ University of Guyana