
Those Who Can, Teach: Anna Donnell
Continuing our series of interviews with innovative educators, we find out how new tools are bringing a fresh approach to chemistry teaching at the University of Cincinnati.

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Continuing our series of interviews with innovative educators, we find out how new tools are bringing a fresh approach to chemistry teaching at the University of Cincinnati.
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Anna Donnell is Assistant Director of the Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning (CET&L) at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. During her time at the university, she has taught as an adjunct in the Department of Chemistry and consulted with other faculty members to redesign its courses, with projects ranging from the creation of a robust laboratory course assessment strategy to the incorporation of a tablet to allow freedom of movement during classroom activities.
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