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Most Common Types of Online English Teaching During Covid-19 Pandemic in China—An Introduction to Fanya and Chaoxing Platform

Author(s)

CHEN Yi

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DOI:10.17265/1539-8072/2021.04.001

Affiliation(s)

AIEN Institute of Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai, China

ABSTRACT

This paper attempts to introduce a very practical online teaching platform, Fanya-Chaoxing, which best suits our needs in the pandemic stricken moment. It mainly demonstrates how it works together with other supplementary tools like Tencent meeting and Welink. The paper also illustrates the functions of Fanya-Chaoxing platform and analyzes the effectiveness of this educational website. Due to the emergent situation, one of the projects (“field work”) has been modified to online interview. More significantly, the paper reveals some of the constraints of the system and how it can be handled with a more professional capacity. Finally it gives recommendations for the blended teaching and learning approach when the pandemic is fading away.

KEYWORDS

Fanya-Chaoxing, Xuexitong (both known as an App for online learning), online “field trip”

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