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Regulations valid for digital education
Many courses, which have been taught at campus before, are now held as on-line, digital courses due to the pandemic regulations. It’s a way of teaching that is new to many students and sometimes there is some uncertainty as regards a correct attendance. Therefore the vice-chancellor has prescribed some rules, relevant to attendance in digital education at the university.
These regulations are valid provided that the teacher responsible of the course hasn’t set up other rules.
The rules include among other things questions concerning the camera on or off, to avoid other activities and to take part in ”breakout rooms” for example. The regulations are published in Canvas, under the headline "Zoom online meetings" on this page https://hkr.instructure.com/courses/99.