How to Help Struggling Students Succeed Online (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
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Broome’s Online Learning Collective in The Chronicle of Higher Education
College of Education Associate Professor John Broome was mentioned in a Chronicle of Higher Education article entitled, “How to Help Struggling Students Succeed Online.” Broome recently launched the Online Learning Collective, a Facebook group – which has since added a website and YouTube channel – to help faculty worldwide with high- and low-tech tools and […]
‘Panic-gogy’: Teaching Online Classes During The Coronavirus Pandemic (OPB.org; NPR)
Broome’s Online Learning Collective Mentioned on NPR
College of Education Professor John Broome’s Online Learning Collective, a Facebook group launched last week that now boasts over 16,000 members, was mentioned in an NPR story about the challenge of transitioning in-person courses to online. The article also features former UMW Digital Studies instructor Sean Michael Morris.“Everyone’s freaked out,” says Sean Michael Morris. He’s […]
John Broome Presents at National Education Conference
John P. Broome, associate professor in the College of Education, co-presented, “White-ish: An Investigation of the Educational Resources of the National Women’s History Museum,” with Dr. Lauren Colley (University of Alabama) at the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies 2018 National Conference in Chicago, IL. This work explores […]
