Publish at October 25 2022 Updated October 26 2022
How can we, in an educational institution, encourage teachers to produce a single course content, common to all? The mission is perilous, as the teaching profession is so subjective. However, the production of online training content, likely to be used by many teachers and even more students, requires forgetting individual differences. This can be learned and developed.
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