Synchronous and asynchronous online courses each provide different benefits. Research shows students learning in the COVID-19 era prefer one over the other.

Synchronous interaction also gives teachers the opportunity to model and explain how to use technology, to coach students on asynchronous assignments, and to provide guidance or “course corrections” ...

An overview of the difference between synchronous and asynchronous learning and a discussion of when and how to use it.

Synchronous instruction is trending, but experts say a more intentional mix of live and asynchronous classwork is necessary for future remote terms.

Any discussion of synchronous and asynchronous teaching and learning tends to be framed in terms of pros and cons but many of the benefits provided by virtual learning can, situationally, apply to ...

In this post, I discuss a few features of synchronous and asynchronous discussion models and the various tools that can help you achieve your scholarly needs—both in the virtual and physical ...

The most successful remote organizations are able to maneuver between asynchronous and synchronous communication and collaboration, optimizing for efficiency, inclusivity, and wellbeing.

Asynchronous communication is slower, but more thoughtful. Unlike synchronous communication, asynchronous communication doesn’t happen in real-time and doesn’t require an immediate response.