Using Python to Visualize the Potential Effects of COVID-19 on Course Evaluations
Now that a portion of a semester of online learning is in the books, I was curious to see how COVID-19 might have affected my course evaluations using some data visualization.
As I finish up teaching with the Computer Science and Engineering department, I figured I'd put together one last reflection.
As I close out my last semester of teaching computer science at OSU, I thought I'd document what a typical lecture looked like for me and how this pandemic shook things up.
Now that I have two years of teaching experience, I figured I would test my skills by applying for a teaching award. This article outlines that process.
As I close in on two years of teaching amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, I figured I'd share a list of ways of getting feedback.
Democratic Synthesis: Taking Think-Pair-Share to the Next Level
While exploring active learning this semester, I accidentally created my own extended activity which I've been jokingly calling Democratic Synthesis.
