ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Crowdmark Sessions, the host and CEO of Crowdmark, Michelle Caers, interviews Lydia Chen, Assistant Professor of Chemistry & Chemical Biology from McMaster University. We’ll explore how Lydia’s teaching philosophy guides her in today’s digital-first classrooms, how tools like Crowdmark support collaborative grading, and why realistic, structured teaching assistant training could be the missing link in scalable, high-quality feedback for students.
Find Lydia Chen on the web and LinkedIn
Find Michelle Caers on LinkedIn and email michelle@crowdmark.com.
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Recorded July 2025
English
United States
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