Quite impressive. I got an email from the University notifying me they had also joined other private varsities like Bowen and Covenant to resume classes on online.

Remember, since 1999 when private varsities where introduced a section of the Nigerian University System enjoyed an "unbroken academic calendar". I'm quite impressed that universities are adapting to elearning.

Lalasticlala

Other foreign universities are doing the same.

Corruption won't let government universities do so.

Which one be dear esteemed parents?

Why is the mail directed to their parents?

ignis:
Other foreign universities are doing the same.

Corruption won't let government universities do so.

You go provide system and data to the students?

It's something that shld av already been in the works

xcabczyxabczzzz:
Which one be dear esteemed parents?

Why is the mail directed to their parents?

Church varsities are of little difference with secondary schools, in the way the students are managed because majority of the students are very young still. But then the students also got mails.

Commonsense dictates it be addressed to parents and sponsor because it cost money to hook up online(PC, Data subscription, modems etc) . . . I see no way that makes it look like a secondary school set up. If anything it will speed up compliance and put parent and guardians in the know about the new development as regards lectures.

HigherEd:

Church varsities are of little different with secondary schools, in the way the students are managed. But then the students also got mails.

To me it is better addresses to parents/guardian/sponsors.

ignis:
Other foreign universities are doing the same.

Corruption won't let government universities do so.

I remember some months back I was telling one of the Federal Universities student about need to at least learn how to plot graphs with excel or spreadsheet app, and the student in question even defend the use paper, broom stick and hand, he said not everyone can afford even smart phones. They will tell you they can't afford smartphone and systems (PC)

HigherEd:

Church varsities are of little different with secondary schools, in the way the students are managed. But then the students also got mails.

How effective is that approach from your observation?

I believe after school the church is still looking out for them, not bad though.

CodeTemplar:
Commonsense dictates it be addresses to parents and sponsor because it cost money to hook up online(PC, Data subscription, modems etc) . . . I see no way that makes it look like a secondary school set up. If anything it will speed up compliance and put parent and guardians in the know about the new development as regards lectures.

okay now I understand why it was addressed to the parents. Makes sense.

xcabczyxabczzzz:

How effective is that approach from your observation?

I believe after school the church is still looking out for them, not bad though.

It's okay. The students are young and need to be moulded in consultation with parents.
Obviously, this is not the norm with public or foreign varsities. But I believe the Church has the right to define its own norm within the sphere of legality. So it is a system, it has some drawbacks but could be far more better than the system in the developed world. Which pretty gives room to lawlessness, indiscipline and lead to adolescents going astray.

This is really cool oh. HigherEd is CU doing the same?

TheVictorious:
This is really cool oh. HigherEd is CU doing the same?

Yes they are already.