Some of these links are good, I will use the VARK Questionnaire and MERLOT Virtual Labs links.

Multisim is a great, low-cost tool to learn electronics.

There are electronic kits available for reasonable prices, the only thing is the instructor would have to tweak the experiments to match the kit. I think this is a great idea to incorporate labs into asynchronous learning of electronics.

Self-assessment of learning style, such as the questionnaire regarding VARK, is a good first task and students love to learn about themselves.

How to increase student participation in online assignments?: Create purpose-drive engagement.

Adam Osborne's first "laptop" weighed 24 pounds and had a 5" screen. Seems way too big to be a laptop!

Guest lecturers are an excellent way to break up the module and have free-flow Q & A.

I completed a MA in Military History online in 2020. Online classes are awesome!

Please don't discourage reading books

Comment on Patrick Lambelet's post: I agree entirely! Reading, and books are still important and students shold expect to read them! They might even find they enjoy it.