Publication
Alison Flynn
eBook on Remote Teaching is out!

Alison and Jeremy Kerr wrote a free eBook on remote teaching, designed to make a big job a little bit easier. Disponible en français aussi!

eBook on Remote Teaching is out!
Award, Milestone
Alison Flynn
Alison was named a 3M National Teaching Fellow!

Alison was named a 3M National Teaching Fellow! Established in 1986, the 3M National Teaching Fellowship is sponsored jointly by 3M Canada and the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE).

Alison was named a 3M National Teaching Fellow!
Welcome
Alison Flynn
There's a new post-doctoral fellow joining the ...
There's a new post-doctoral fellow joining the group soon! Stay tuned for details!
Award, Grant
Alison Flynn
Chair in University Teaching (and LEARNING)

Alison was awarded the 2016 Chair in University Teaching!

Chair in University Teaching (and LEARNING)

Congratulations on the new article, Myriam, Rebecca, and Alison!

Myriam, Rebecca, and Alison have published a new article titled: Evaluating students’ learning gains, strategies, and errors using OrgChem101’s Module: Organic Mechanisms — Mastering the arrows.

Congratulation!

Here is the link to the article:

https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2020/rp/c9rp00274j#!divAbstract

Post-test versus pre-test scores: Overall (left, blue circles), for LO1: Draw the arrows (middle, red triangles), for LO2: Draw the products (right, yellow squares). N = 103.

Post-test versus pre-test scores: Overall (left, blue circles), for LO1: Draw the arrows (middle, red triangles), for LO2: Draw the products (right, yellow squares). N = 103.

Keith is the new Conference Program Coordinator for the Chemical Institute of Canada!

Congratulations Keith!

Congratulations Keith!

Congratulations to Keith for being hired as the Conference Program Coordinator for the Chemical Institute of Canada!

Among many other tasks, Keith will be responsible for coordinating and managing abstract submissions, registration, speaker and poster assignments, and program scheduling for Canada’s major chemistry conferences: the Canadian Chemistry Conference & Exhibition (CCCE) and the Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference (CCEC).

We wish Keith all the best in his new role!