The contents and the learning results should not be modified in order to guarantee that they are in accordance to the memories of the degree. An attempt should be made to adjust the materials, tutorials and teaching methodologies to try to achieve these results. This is an aspect of great importance for the realization of the accreditation processes to which the different degrees are subjected. The contingency plan must be based on a development of the subject, adapting the methodologies and materials, in the search of the fulfillment of the learning results of all the students.
The teaching methodologies will be adapted to the telematic means that are available to the teaching staff, in addition to the documentation provided through Moovi and other teaching platforms, email, etc.
When face-to-face teaching is not possible, to the extent possible, the teaching of theoretical content by telematic means will prevail as well as those content of problem-solving practices, computer room, and others, which can be virtualized or developed by the students in a guided manner, trying to maintain presence for the experimental laboratory sessions, provided that the groups comply with the regulations established at the time by the pertinent health and safety authorities. In the case of not being able to be taught in person, those non-virtualizable contents will be taught or supplied by others (guided autonomous work, etc.) that also allow them to achieve the skills associated with them. The tutorials may be carried out indistinctly in person (whenever it is possible to guarantee sanitary measures) or telematics (e-mail and others) respecting or adapting the scheduled tutorials. In addition, a methodological adaptation will be made to students at risk, providing them with additional specific information, if it is proven that they cannot have access to the content taught in a conventional way.
Additional information on the evaluation: those tests that have already been carried out electronically will be kept and, as far as possible, the face-to-face tests will be kept, adapting them to current health regulations. The tests will be carried out in person, except for the Rectoral Resolution that indicates that they must be done in a non-face-to-face way, being carried out by means of the different tools available to the teaching staff. Those tests that cannot be carried out electronically will be supplied by others (deliveries of guided autonomous work, etc.) |
