Faculty Learning Communities: Engaging Faculty in the New Culture of Learning and the Partnership for Sustainability and "e" (Emergent)Learning
Faculty Learning Communities: Engaging Faculty in the New Culture of Learning and the Partnership for Sustainability and "e" (Emergent)Learning
Wednesday, February 22 | 4:45PM–5:30PM | Broadway I/II, Plaza Level
Session Type:
Professional Development
Centered on creating and sustaining a "new culture of learning," this presentation examines the successful Miami University model for using faculty learning communities-adapted to "nudge and guide change"-as learning-based, sustainable faculty development in which Toffler's culture ("learn, unlearn, relearn") emerges through interaction. Cross-disciplinary and cross-institutional faculty learning communities (FLCs) are thriving around the globe. These groups are committed to instructional excellence, innovation in approaches to pedagogical challenges, and exploration of educational technologies. Learn about the high impact of FLCs from a panel of faculty, instructional designers, and eLearning directors-all FLC members.
Presenters
Kathy Chatfield
Director of eLearning & Instructional Design, Clark College
Noreen Light
Associate Director, Academic Affairs and Policy, Washington Student Achievement Council
Jo Munroe
Communities of Practice, Organizational Change and Development, Washington State Board for Community & Technical Colleges