Publish at April 13 2020 Updated October 12 2022
To script a distance learning course in a normal context has of course nothing to do with what is done in an emergency. So, in these circumstances, how should we think about pedagogical scripting, or rather, what criteria should we use, as far as possible, in this emergency situation, in order to propose the acceptable? Is there someone behind the screen?
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