E-learning: UCB planning to launch online classes in February 2021 Date 31/01/2021 Comments 0 comment The Catholic University of Bukavu (UCB) was among the first institutions to launch online learning (e-learning) during the 1st wave of Covid-19 in DRC. Despite the difficulties related to this method of teaching, in particular the unavailability of computers or smartphones for some students and the high price of Internet access, e-learning made it possible to end the last academic year on time, it was an opportunity for students to train in self-learning and for teachers to adapt to a new way of teaching. Faced with the persistent uncertainty concerning the date of resumption of face-to-face courses, UCB is considering restarting e-learning in February 2021, by opting to start, on the proposal of the faculties, with courses with fewer practical issues last time. Face-to-face classes will resume as soon as possible, possibly with brief revisions of certain subjects that will have been taught online. Share: UCB Previous post Covid-19 new prevention measures 31/01/2021 Next post Konrad Adenauer Foundation Scholarship: Eleven UCB students are among the twenty-five recipients of the scholarship in DR Congo. 22/03/2021 You may also like Election of the new General Manager of the Catholic University of Bukavu 26 April, 2024 “Investing in maternal and reproductive health”: ERSP unveils study conducted in 8 health zones in North Kivu and South Kivu. 30 November, 2023 CTDGH launches STAIRS project 25 September, 2023