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Coping with COVID: pivoting perspectives from teaching a third-year undergraduate financial accounting course
Accounting Research Journal ( IF 2.4 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-29 , DOI: 10.1108/arj-09-2020-0295
Richard D. Morris , Lili Dai , Sander De Groote , Emma Holmes , Leonard Lau , Chao Kevin Li , Phuc Nguyen

Purpose

Coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused upheaval in university teaching practices. This paper aims to document how the teaching team on a large third-year undergraduate financial accounting course in an Australian university coped with the impact of the virus. Changes in teaching practices when classes shifted from face-to-face to online instruction during the COVID-19 crisis are described and examined using the crisis management process framework of Pearson and Clair (1998). Teaching team members were asked to write brief reflections on their experiences teaching the course during the period from February to July 2020. These were then thematically analysed and included as outcomes within the Pearson and Clair (1998) framework.

Design/methodology/approach

Description of COVID-19 induced changes to teaching a large undergraduate financial accounting course at an Australian university.

Findings

Six outcomes emerged: learning new technology; collegiality; the course review; the online delivery experience; redesigning assessments and; time investment; conjectures are offered about the survival of some of the changes made during the year.

Research limitations/implications

The research only covers one teaching team’s experience but that is the purpose of the special issue.

Practical implications

Lessons for the future are explored.

Social implications

The implications of online teaching are explored.

Originality/value

The paper provides a historical record of how the teaching team on a large undergraduate financial accounting course coped with an unexpected, major event that necessitated rapid and radical changes to teaching methods.



中文翻译:

应付COVID:教授本科三年级财务会计课程的观点透视

目的

冠状病毒(COVID-19)已引起大学教学实践的剧变。本文旨在记录澳大利亚大学一所大型本科三年级财务会计课程的教学团队如何应对该病毒的影响。使用Pearson和Clair(1998)的危机管理过程框架描述和检查了COVID-19危机期间当班级从面对面转向在线教学时,教学实践的变化。要求教学团队成员对他们在2020年2月至2020年7月期间的教学经验进行简短的思考。然后对这些内容进行主题分析,并作为结果纳入Pearson and Clair(1998)框架中。

设计/方法/方法

对COVID-19的描述引起了对在澳大利亚大学教授大型本科财务会计课程的改变。

发现

出现了六个结果:学习新技术;学习新技术。合议 课程复习;在线交付体验;重新设计评估;以及 时间投资;对于这一年所做的某些更改的存续性,我们提供了一些推测。

研究局限/意义

该研究仅涵盖一个教学团队的经验,但这是本期特刊的目的。

实际影响

探索了未来的教训。

社会影响

探索了在线教学的意义。

创意/价值

本文提供了一个历史记录,说明大型本科财务会计课程的教学团队如何应对意外的重大事件,从而需要对教学方法进行快速而彻底的改变。

更新日期:2021-03-29
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