This page provides resources to other avenues of development in teaching and learning.
Online Courses and Universities.
Virtual
School: A project of George Mason University and Alternative Technology
Corporation to offer Web and video-based courses on a not-for-credit
basis. The courses let you electronically collaborate with other members
of a distributed learning community regardless of geographic location.
MindEdge Online Education: Founded
by preeminent educators from Harvard University and MIT in 1998 and managed
by experienced higher education and technology professionals, MindEdge, Inc.
is an enterprise that provides complete online courses and course management
solutions for colleges and universities. It has a library of more than 110
courses, supporting numerous degree and certification programs in the disciplines
of Business & Management, Health Sciences, Information Technology, and
Arts & Sciences, and a flexible, full-featured Course Management System
and supporting services.
American
Universities Only: (maintained by Mike Conlon, University
of Florida)..
Canadian Universities
Only: (maintained by Chris Redmond, University of Waterloo)..
Community College
Web: (maintained
by Maricopa Center for Learning & Instruction) searchable index of
community colleges in U.S.
Universities
Worldwide: (maintained by Christina DeMello, MIT).
The World Lecture
Hall: Contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are
using the Web to deliver class materials.
Education
with
New Technologies-Networked Learning Community: Harvard.
The
SUNY Learning Network: (SUNY Distance Classes)
The
State University of New York.
Online
Education: University of Maryland University College
(UMUC).
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Professional Development Training.
The Academic Job Interview: Questions Asked in Academic Job Interviews
A list of frequently asked academic job interview questions which you might find helpful when preparing for your academic interview.
Magellan
University: An online university providing IT Certification Programs...
it has a complete Microsoft certification package,
MCSE certification, MCSD Certification, a CompTIA package, and
a Linux package. You have the convenience of studying at any time in any place,
with a tutor to answer your questions within 24 hours. Certified e-teachers provide
online support.
Teaching, Learning and Technology: A repository online site with a variety of Low Threshold Applications (LTAs) that have been developed and are acknowledged as potential resources to enhance the teaching and learning process. An LTA is defined as a teaching/learning application of information technology that is reliable, accessible, easy to learn, non-intimidating and (incrementally) inexpensive. A sampling of LTA categories include communications, courseware management tools, course tools, and e-portfolios. This site is maintained by Sally Gilbert of Teaching Learning and Technology (TLT), Takoma Park, Maryland.
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Iowa State Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching:
* Suggestions of what to include in teaching portfolios.
Journal on Excellence in College Teaching:
* Table of contents to a special issue containing a number of very useful articles on teaching portfolios.
Using Portfolios in Educational Development:
* An international workshop on portfolios by the International Consortium for Educational Development in Higher Education (ICED) at Wroxton Abbey, Oxfordshire, April 1997. Comments from Peter Seldin and Graham Gibbs, among others.
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Online Course Management Resources
The eModerator's Home Page: Resources for moderators of online discussions in education.
The Flashlight Program: This award-winning program has been used by hundreds of educational insitutions since 1992 for its assessment/evaluation tools, external evaluation services, talks, and consulting. This TLT Group Web site provides information on tools and how to get them..
CIT Infobits: Overview of practical uses of technology in education, and useful links.
Instructional Technology Resource Guides: Useful references, grouped by subject, compiled by the Institute for Academic Technology (now maintained by the Center for Instructional Technology), University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
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Articles about Student Evaluation of Teaching.
Kansas State University IDEA Papers: Papers are in PDF format from this Web site and require Acrobat Reader. To download the free Acrobat Reader click here.
Several papers are
related to Student Evaluation of Teaching, including:
No. 20: Student Ratings of Teaching: A Summary of the Research, Cashin.
No. 22: Student Ratings of Teaching: Recommendations for Use, Cashin
No. 32: Student Ratings of Teaching: The Research Revisited, Cashin.
No. 33: Developing an Effective Faculty Evaluation System, Cashin.
The Multidimensionality of Students' Evaluations of Teaching Effectiveness: The Generality of Factor Structures Across Academic Discipline, Instructor Level, and Course Level.
by Herbert W. Marsh, University of Western Sydney, NSW Australia and Dennis Hocevar, University of Southern California.
Annotated list of further readings, courtesy of University Teaching Services at University of Manitoba.
Engineering
and Science Education resources: Homepage of Richard Felder, nationally
known for teaching effectiveness workshops.
Explorations in Learning & Instruction: The Theory Into Practice Database. The database contains brief summaries
of 50 major theories of learning and instruction.
Global Campus: A collection of
resources for learning and teaching.
Midwestern Higher
Education Compact.
The Service-Learning
Home Page.
The Society for Teaching & Learning
in Higher Education: STLHE.
University of Waterloo
- TRACE: Teaching Resources and Continuing Education.
The World Lecture
Hall: Contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are
using the Web to deliver class materials.
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