I'm just catching up on old comments, having been away for a week, so apologies that my reply is so late.
The critical reading class is aimed mainly at postgraduates, because there are specific techniques for critically reading medical research papers used in specific types of medical research methodology. But I do have a version of the class that I teach to undergrads — it's just more general, rather than using specific checklists and assuming everyone there is studying medicine.
I suspected that might have been the case for Instagram posts vs. stories, but I wanted to do the photos in question as a story/highlight, rather than having to make multiple photosets as posts.
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The critical reading class is aimed mainly at postgraduates, because there are specific techniques for critically reading medical research papers used in specific types of medical research methodology. But I do have a version of the class that I teach to undergrads — it's just more general, rather than using specific checklists and assuming everyone there is studying medicine.
I suspected that might have been the case for Instagram posts vs. stories, but I wanted to do the photos in question as a story/highlight, rather than having to make multiple photosets as posts.