Creating a Lesson in WhatsApp or Telegram -adsmember

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Thank you Prof. This is brilliant. I can prepare my lessons like this for students with low Internet connectivity.

Excellent video.Thank you.

I cannot thank you enough for sharing this information. I am about to start teaching online and, as you mentioned, most of our students do not have access to wifi and so rely on the little data they have to learn on their mobile phones. I feel so much more confident about tackling this challenge, thanks to your kindness in sharing this lesson! Thank you!

Well Done

This is such a useful demonstration of your thinking/planning of online lessons as well as the implementation. Thank you very much for sharing.

Good information. Thank you so much.

Thank you very much, really helpful

Thank you for very informative video sir

Abd Karimm, you have done a remarkable thing here, create a wole new paradigm for education for the 2/3 of the world that cannot aford a computer but use wotsapp and phones for communication. Only about 3 billion. Thankyou. I will sue it as I train workers that serve people in the slums of cities.

I love that you model the price on TED-ed and reference Bloom's taxonomy.

Can students record a short video response to a question? Can responses be set for one way (Student > Teacher) or to all (Student > Teacher and all other students?)

Thank you so much. Your videos will allow me to reach my audience in Subsaharan Africa

Thank you so very much. I did not know that one can create a complete lesson on WhatsApp. This is exciting.

Very informative video. Thank you!

This. is. absolutely…..brilliant !!

Thank you and well done

Glad to know about your work. Looking forward to meet you 🙂

Very informative and insightful lesson Sir. Thank you.

Thank you for video. It was really insightful.

Can you share the link on compressing videos

Thank you. Very enlightening.

Thank you very much. I have tried this and have found it very helpful to reach my students who have smart phones but do not have access to internet most of the times.

This is a very good and informative sharing about teaching using Whatsapp. Thank you for the idea ?

Assalam Prof, is this approach suitable for asynchronous learning too? As we know, some students might not get a good internet connection to be real time online with us.

Happy to discover your YT channel, Prof. Thanks for sharing the lesson.

Thank you Prof for a very good sharing