Month: May 2020

My parents always liked to tell me about their time as university students, in the Faculty of Law in Barcelona in the 1970s. Those were interesting times, towards the end of General Franco's dictatorship, when students could be found more often than not trying to get away from the political police after one of the… Continue reading Blended learning and the future of university teaching

On Wednesday the Dutch government announced a further softening of the corona-prevention measures. From secondary schools to cinemas, gym centers, cannabis cafes, and sex clubs, there is not a more or less clear roadmap for their calendar towards reopening and trying to recover part of their pre-corona activities. This said of course most the safety… Continue reading HigherEd in the anderhalvemetersamenleving era