UEW Revised 2019/2020 2nd Semester Calendar Out, MOODLE to drive rest of the semester
UEW Revised 2019/2020 Second Semester Calendar Our, MOODLE to drive the rest of the semester. The university has indicted the reviewed Academic Calendar for the 2019/2020 second semester has been approved by the Executive Committee at its sitting on April 17th, 2020.
The new Calendar is in respect of the migration of all lectures to the online Moodle mode. It urged both Lecturers and students to support the new arrangements so that we can, together, bring the semester to a logical conclusion.
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A) Schedule of Online Academic Activities
- 18th-24th March: Uploading of online teaching and learning course materials on LMS and other alternative platforms
- 25th March- 13th April: Online teaching and learning begin on UEW Moodle – LMS and other alternative platforms including Google Classroom, WhatsApp, Telegram, Schoology, Zoom etc
- 13th April: Deadline for Migrating all online teaching and learning activities on alternative platforms unto the UEW Moodle (LMS)
- 14th – 20th April: Mop-up of outstanding courses that could not justifiably migrate to UEW Moodle
- 14th April: Online lectures continue on official UEW Moodle platform for all categories of lectures.
- 11th – 15th May: Online Mid-Semester Examinations
- 29th May: Deadline for Submission of Post Graduate and Undergraduate Project Work/Long Essay/Dissertations/Theses
- 5th June: Last day of Online Lectures
- 6th – 14th June: Examinations Revision Week
- 15th June – 5th July: End of Semester Examinations (Online)
- 6thJuly: Students go on Vacation
- 9th July: Publication of Results (Final year students)
- 13th – 17th July: Re-sit Examinations (Online, Final Year Students)
- 21st July: Publication of Results (Continuing Students)
- 27th – 31stJuly: Supplementary Examinations (Online)
Management, through ULMEC, has established that contact hours for online lectures tend to reduce by at least 40% compared to regular face-to-face. Management has, therefore, decided to extend the duration of the 2019/2020 second semester for six more weeks to ensure that online contact hours for teaching and learning are increased in order to exhaust course contents for the second semester of the 2019/2020 academic year.
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UEW revise timetable
How do I get assess to the online quiz
I don’t know anything about computer how will I write the exams
What about distance learners? Looks like the above goes for regular students.
How can some one in the village write the exam since there is know network per this online initiatives .
Please is it for all departments of UEW?
I didn’t even know there is online lectures going on because I have been offline for a while. This online program will not be helpful at all because many people that do not have access to the internet will be left out.
In fact this online examination will not help those in a remote areas where there is no electricity and no network. We can’t even upload the assignment given to us in online how much more quizzes and end of semester exams the executives should revise their decision
Dear ones, please if you could respond to this news , then it means you have access to internet. Once you can use your phone to browse online, you can hot spot on your computer , attend lectures and write your exams.
I am doing an online program outside Ghana and that is what I do during Lectures or exam sessions.
I believe that the university is trying to help students to meet up to expected graduation period and avoid prolonging the academic year,even international students who had to leave Ghana because of the pandemic will also benefit from this brilliant idea.
I personally plead with all students to support and cooperate as much as possible with the university authority and the Ghana education service.
My submission please.
Thanks .
Esther
Please what about those of us living in village, how can we take part in online exams?
Pls how were you able to write this?
Agreed but im surfacing some difficulting in loging in is there any help so that i can get acess to the e-learning
You are right madam. But I am confuse. Does that mean student will be writing quizz and exams while there note are with them?
Will the students be seen while writing quizz and exams?. Does that mean there wouldn’t be any invigilator? What happens to those in areas where the network is weak?
Pls is never by force to use a computer or a laptop u can also use your smartphone
Please is this news for regular and distance education? Again to the timetable must be out please
What about Distance Students?
Hi Esther…
We applied as regular students.. If we were comfortable with e-learning then I think we would have applied for that as well.. As a colleague has rightly stated above some of our friends are in remote areas and cannot access the LMS.. Even those staying at Accra, we most at times face network problems.. So all we are saying is the school management should reconsider this whole issue for the benefit of all..
Dear readers/ listeners.
I have now go through your comments and no one has made any mistake per the response because in this world everything that you do has positive and negative side effects.
However, the person taking the decision must consider how positively the decision taken is affecting the general public. if the percentage rate is higher than the negative side then it is considered to be a good decision.
On a more serious note, I was also commenting on how this new system will affect our brothers and sisters who are in the villages and are experiencing a severe network problem, the visually impaired, and those who are having a problem with I C.T as a whole.on these factors, the system may seem not to help.
Additionally, I ended up asking my self that as a student do you have to sit down for this number of months without knowing your status since you can predict when the pandemic is going.student could bear in agreement with me that, learning without any hope is very bord and besides learning in the house as a tertiary student is some times difficult a bit. .our parents have already plan on how to work together with our best fees. The General Tertiary Educational calendar is changing.
To crown it all, my dear brothers and sisters in the University, I suggest we all should all swallow the difficulties and then finish the semester, please.
My submission.
Thank you.
FARIS KHAKIB.
Pls is distance students part of the online classes
Kindly find out from the school via the SRC. Thanks
I could not finish my M.Ed. thesis because of certain social hindrance in 2018. I wonder if I could be hooked to this online lectures to enable me finish the work with my Supervisor .I am very humbled and gratefully.
Please I think this whole issue of online examination is very complicated.I suggest we continue the online learning as they are saying and postpone the examination till we resume so that we can use two weeks to write the exams before we start the academic for that very semester because some of us will find it difficult in the online examination due to various reasons