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Too often, professional development efforts are offered in silos across the institution without a cohesive plan for a unified curriculum. The lack of a coordinated response to individual professional development needs can negatively impact a faculty member's ability to effectively implement tools and strategies. This engaging session will explore how a large group of faculty developers utilized a collaborative design model to create a unified digital fluency curriculum for faculty professional development at a Research 1 institution. Learn about the collaborative model, see sample design templates, and discuss collaborative evaluation methods.
Outcomes: Develop a plan to mitigate digital fluency gaps of faculty tailored to your institution needs* Explore how a collaborative design model can encourage cross-institution creation of a digital fluency professional development curriculum for faculty development * Create a sample curriculum using templates
Presenters
Aaron Bond
Senior Director, Learning Services, Virginia Tech
Ian Griffin
Assistant Director of Training and Program Advancement, Virginia Tech