Teaching Instructional Technological Change to Medical School Faculty: A COVID-19 Case Study
Michael P Cote1, Eliza M Donne1, Benjamin D Hoover1
1Harrell Health Sciences Library Research and Learning Commons, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey, USA.
Abstract:
Collaboration between several College of Medicine departments, including the library, resulted in a creation of a new service for faculty during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. By combining efforts, support for teaching online became a united effort and much less daunting for faculty, who could consult one group for online teaching support, rather than three or four different entities. The resulting endeavor led to a website FAQ and consulting email address that is accessible to all faculty to provide focused and timely technology and education assistance to faculty.
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