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This article provides the perspectives of a professor navigating dual roles as an instructor and a student in separate online learning environments. The article also explores the experiences of graduate students, with particular attention to workload management, group work, and the balance between synchronous and asynchronous sessions. The findings, drawn from student surveys and reflections from the professor, reveal key dichotomies in online learning experiences. The author concludes by offering recommendations for improving the design of future online courses based on these insights.
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Electronic Journals;
Graduate Students;
Distance Education;
Educational Methods;
Learning Processes;
Learning Experience;
Capstone Experiences;
Literacy Education;
Feedback (Response);
Communities of Practice;
Expectation;
Electronic Learning;
In Person Learning;
Evidence Based Practice;
Italian;
Elementary Secondary Education;
Comparative Education;
Comparative Analysis;
Educational Environment;
Course Content;
Learner Engagement;
Higher Education;
Educational Facilities Improvement;
Educational Strategies