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Consistency, Clarity, and Convenience: Three C’s to increase the number of A’s and B’s when Teaching Large Lecture Sections of General Chemistry Remotely
Session Overview
This video was part of the July 2020 REMOTE: The Connected Faculty Summit
Many faculty have learned a great deal in abruptly moving seated lecture courses to remote teaching and learning in the middle of the spring 2020 semester. Here, we will focus on lessons learned in setting up a remote course structure with the intention of maximizing student engagement, equity, and flexibility, while maintaining academic rigor and integrity.
Speakers
Kassy Mies
General Chemistry Lecture Coordinator; Assistant Teaching Professor, Colorado State University
Kassy grew up in northwest Ohio. She earned a BS from Randolph-Macon College and a PhD from Duke University in chemistry. She spent eight years teaching at small, private, liberal arts colleges before joining the faculty at Colorado State University in 2015. She serves as the General Chemistry Lecture Coordinator at CSU. The general chemistry program services over 2000 students per semester with course section enrollments up to 250 students. Kassy lives in Fort Collins, CO with her family (two boys 13 and 10, a yellow lab, a bearded dragon, and a baby on the way in late September.)
