Pioneering a New Path

Episode 3 of the Teaching in the CTEI podcast, hosted by CTEI, titled "Pioneering a New Path" was published on June 22, 2021 and runs 23 minutes.

June 22, 2021 ·23m · Teaching in the CTEI

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Summary

In this third episode, CTEI Director Angela Solic speaks with Dr. Kathryn Osborne, Associate Professor in the  Department of Women, Children and Family Nursing in the College of Nursing and one of Rush's Canvas Pilot faculty currently teaching in Canvas this summer. Among other topics, Dr. Osborne reflects on the process of getting ready to teach in Canvas, learning the new platform, and collaborating with CTEI staff to develop her course. 

Episode Description

In this third episode, CTEI Director Angela Solic speaks with Dr. Kathryn Osborne, Associate Professor in the Department of Women, Children and Family Nursing in the College of Nursing and one of Rush's Canvas Pilot faculty currently teaching in Canvas this summer. Among other topics, Dr. Osborne reflects on the process of getting ready to teach in Canvas, learning the new platform, and collaborating with CTEI staff to develop her course.

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