> ヽ(´ー｀)ノ> I don't think profs with classes over 200 students are really willing to
> > use e-mail for their assignments (;＾Д^)
> Not him, but there's no difference with using email besides students
> not having to sign up to sum additional (and notoriously sucky) 3rd-
> party spyware crApp. How bout Anonymous-san give sensei the assignment
> of lerning how 2 email filters and/or kissing his a$$? ヽ(´ー｀)ノ
> BAK IN MAI DAY (a billion yrs ago) there was email, the school's own
> portal site, or you could hand things over in person via CD/DVD,
> memory stick, or teh paper. Not that I did much cuz I was 2 k00l 4
> sk00l (lazy) ヽ(´∇`)ノ
Mails aren't used only for assignments, it's mostly for asking the sensei
about stuff so mail groups wouldn't effectively werk. Services like
Teams also allows them to easily grade the work, which is probably good
for more tech-illiterate profs.
The alternative to Teams isn't e-mail anyways. I think since internets
became wide-spread enough, apparently other alternatives to teams were
already in the use until some authority forced using Teams, though I
can't name any specifically. I think using school's portal sites for
assignments would make the most sense ( ´ω`)
To (at least mine) school's defense, the e-mail they give us is based
on outlook, so you don't need to sign up an extra and Teams also works
from inside browser, without needing to install anything.
Reference: 2022/12/18(Sun) 13:33:46