Jennifer Antoon
Instructional Designer,
Florida International University
Instructional Design Barrier Breakers: Imagining New Paths to Faculty Engagement
Wednesday, February 20, 2019 | 10:00AM–10:45AM PT | Pacific Promenade - Poster16
Session Type:
Poster Session
Delivery Format:
Poster Session
We will discuss the results of an exploratory research project designed to define "faculty engagement" from the point of view of faculty, students, and instructional designers and identify perceived barriers to faculty engagement from each of the groups. They will also share some novel instructional designer–led approaches to jump-start faculty engagement, including partnering with instructors in collaborative research projects and initiating opportunities for faculty to develop video presentation skills. You'll participate in the discussion and reflect on ways to tackle similar problems at your institution.
Outcomes: Define "faculty engagement" from the viewpoint of faculty, students, and instructional designers in your own professional and institutional context * Identify barriers to faculty engagement, particularly in teaching online courses * Recognize solutions to barriers and repurpose or imagine new ideas to solve similar problems at your institution
Outcomes: Define "faculty engagement" from the viewpoint of faculty, students, and instructional designers in your own professional and institutional context * Identify barriers to faculty engagement, particularly in teaching online courses * Recognize solutions to barriers and repurpose or imagine new ideas to solve similar problems at your institution
