Adequate Infrastructure, Unud Ready to Apply Online Learning to Anticipate Corona Virus Spread
Jimbaran
- Unud Rector Prof. AA Raka Sudewi held a meeting with the Chairperson of LP3M,
the Chairperson of USDI and the PJJ Team to discuss the implementation of
online learning at Udayana University in order to implement the Chancellor's
Instruction regarding the prevention, development and spread of Corona Virus at
Udayana University, Monday (3/16/2020) at the Building Rector of Jimbaran
Campus. Also attending the meeting was the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Prof. I Nyoman Gde Antara.
The Chancellor hopes that the instructions issued will
not harm students and sacrifice the learning process. The Chancellor also
requested that the facilities owned optimally be utilized and carried out
socialization to work units, students and lecturers related to information on
online learning systems owned by Udayana University. Guidelines relating to
online learning systems are expected to be immediately socialized, so that it
can be understood by all students and lecturers.
While the Chairperson of USDI Dr. Nyoman Putra Sastra
said that in general USDI has prepared infrastructure to support online
learning processes, and increased server capacity to optimize online learning.
At present there has been an increase in usage and some lecturers have begun to
coordinate with USDI. Detailed guides on implementing online learning are also
available on the Oase Unud website.
USDI has also coordinated with providers to be given a
free quota, so that later it will not be paid when students access. The online
learning system at Unud can use the OASE and Webex portals. Unud already has a
Webex subscription and this can cover all Unud lecturers and students who carry
out online learning with virtual synchronous face-to-face. In this semester
there were 490 lectures using this system. USDI will also conduct socialization
through related units in the Faculty.
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Prof. I Nyoman
Gde Antara on the occasion also asked LP3M to take part in overseeing the
Rector's policy and monitoring the implementation of online learning.
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS