Table 1 Respondents’ profiles Respondent...

Table 1

Respondents’ profiles

Respondent code	Gender	Age (years)	Teaching experience (years)	Designation	Online/Remote teaching
Respondent code	Gender	Age (years)	Teaching experience (years)	Designation	Pretransition exposure	Time spent on online teaching (hours/day)	Pretransition comfort
R1	Female	40–50	10	Assistant Professor	Yes	4–5	Somewhat comfortable
R2	Male	40–50	21	Professor	Not much	6–7	Quite comfortable
R3	Female	40–50	15	Professor	No	3–4	Not comfortable
R4	Female	50–60	13	Professor	Yes	3	Quite comfortable
R5	Female	40–50	18	Associate Professor	Yes	3–4	Quite comfortable
R6	Female	40–50	20	Assistant Dean	No	5–6	Comfortable
R7	Male	30–40	3	Assistant Professor	No	2–3	Not comfortable
R8	Female	40–50	15	Assistant Professor	Yes	3–4	Somewhat comfortable
R9	Female	40–50	23	Associate Professor	Yes	2	Somewhat comfortable
R10	Female	40–50	10	Assistant Professor	No	6–7	Not comfortable
R11	Male	40–50	8	Assistant Professor	No	Not sure	Not comfortable
R12	Female	40–50	11	Associate Professor	No	3–4	Not comfortable
R13	Male	40–50	17	Associate Professor	No	3–4	Somewhat comfortable
R14	Female	40–50	25	Associate Professor	Yes	6–7	Comfortable
R15	Male	50–60	27	Professor	Yes	2–3	Quite comfortable
R16	Female	40–50	24	Associate Professor	No	2–3	Somewhat comfortable
R17	Male	50–60	19	Associate Professor	No	2–3	Somewhat comfortable
R18	Female	40–50	16	Associate Professor	No	6–7	Quite comfortable
R19	Male	40–50	21	Associate Professor	No	2–3	Somewhat comfortable
R20	Male	40–50	21	Professor	No	2–3	Uncomfortable

Respondent code	Gender	Age (years)	Teachingexperience(years)	Designation	Online/Remote teaching
Respondent code	Gender	Age (years)	Teachingexperience(years)	Designation	Pretransitionexposure	Time spent on onlineteaching (hours/day)	Pretransition comfort
R1	Female	40–50	10	Assistant Professor	Yes	4–5	Somewhat comfortable
R2	Male	40–50	21	Professor	Not much	6–7	Quite comfortable
R3	Female	40–50	15	Professor	No	3–4	Not comfortable
R4	Female	50–60	13	Professor	Yes	3	Quite comfortable
R5	Female	40–50	18	Associate Professor	Yes	3–4	Quite comfortable
R6	Female	40–50	20	Assistant Dean	No	5–6	Comfortable
R7	Male	30–40	3	Assistant Professor	No	2–3	Not comfortable
R8	Female	40–50	15	Assistant Professor	Yes	3–4	Somewhat comfortable
R9	Female	40–50	23	Associate Professor	Yes	2	Somewhat comfortable
R10	Female	40–50	10	Assistant Professor	No	6–7	Not comfortable
R11	Male	40–50	8	Assistant Professor	No	Not sure	Not comfortable
R12	Female	40–50	11	Associate Professor	No	3–4	Not comfortable
R13	Male	40–50	17	Associate Professor	No	3–4	Somewhat comfortable
R14	Female	40–50	25	Associate Professor	Yes	6–7	Comfortable
R15	Male	50–60	27	Professor	Yes	2–3	Quite comfortable
R16	Female	40–50	24	Associate Professor	No	2–3	Somewhat comfortable
R17	Male	50–60	19	Associate Professor	No	2–3	Somewhat comfortable
R18	Female	40–50	16	Associate Professor	No	6–7	Quite comfortable
R19	Male	40–50	21	Associate Professor	No	2–3	Somewhat comfortable
R20	Male	40–50	21	Professor	No	2–3	Uncomfortable

Note:

R = respondent

Source: Developed by authors

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