What is virtual learning really like? | Business Beats #116

By Ebony Stansfield  Wednesday, 24 June 2020  @Business School

​With many universities halting face-to-face teaching and embracing the online landscape amid the coronavirus outbreak, international students such as UNSW Business School's Nathasia Kumala and Chunzhi Yang have embarked on a new virtual learning experience.

This week on Business Beats we dive into how to stay motivated during online study, with real advice from students and from expert Associate Dean of Research Professor Frederik Anseel.

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