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yes it is ethical because she cares about their well being as a whole and as a student in the class.

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Interactive activities

Incentivizes

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she can give them tests or quizzes about the content she is discussing

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exist quiz

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responding in chat or turning on mic

doing a in class activity like kahoot

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She could provide other incentives for her students

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make the lessons more interactive

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Padlet or poll everywhere

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creating things like padlets so she can see who is actively engaged

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taking a survey of who has a camera and making/allowing students who don’t have cameras to do another form of extra credit

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Keep track on who has their camera on

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it is not illegal to ask for cameras to be on

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Record the lecture so she has record of who’s camera was on

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they do not know if their students are actually learning the context she is discussing

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It’s ethical but at the end of the day she can’t control if they pay attention

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1. i think it is ethical but there is a lot of pushback from students so it could push students away from wanting to participate.

2. online lessons are hard because there are a lot of distractions at home as well as on the computers

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I think it is ethical because i feel like facial expressions say a lot. I know when im talking with someone it helps a lot to be able to read there body language of understanding.

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having cameras on is a way of preparing students for online meetings that they might have later in life. For example, online interviews and telecommunication for a job.