Co/leagues in Community describes faculty building collaborative environments. It emphasizes faculty collaborative interaction for sharing teaching and learning experiences as a community. The framework for this sharing encompasses our lives as faculty-- the work, students, and organizational systems in which we find ourselves. This framework is slowly shifting from an instruction-based relationship to a new paradigm of faculty and students as members ofa learning community. Many faculty within the Embry-Riddle Extended Campus (EC) community have begun to make this shift. Some excellent examples are presented of EC faculty efforts toward community development
Traditional faculty development approaches often focus on teaching faculty skills to use in their cl...
While it is common for learning community programs to provide professional development to support th...
Presentation Description: Our field has a long history of facilitating collaboration, coordinating ...
This thesis is based on a case study of faculty collaboration and community in a postsecondary educa...
textA faculty community is a type of learning community where faculty learning and development is th...
In the changing context of higher education, many faculty members are experiencing an increased work...
This case study describes some of the elements of the social construction of community by faculty in...
When you imagine a tenured faculty member in a large university from the department of engineering, ...
The shifting demographics of faculty ranks, expansion of faculty work, and the expectations of accou...
What is Cooperative Learning? Cooperative Learning Strategies Research on Cooperative Learning The V...
This volume of To Improve the Academy begins with essays examining different groups of faculty withi...
Effective facilitation is essential to creating and sustaining an environment in which faculty learn...
A faculty learning community (FLC) is a cross-disciplinary faculty group of 5 or more members (8 to ...
There is a notable lack of opportunity for students in pre-service professional training programs an...
This case study describes some of the elements of the social construction of community by faculty in...
Traditional faculty development approaches often focus on teaching faculty skills to use in their cl...
While it is common for learning community programs to provide professional development to support th...
Presentation Description: Our field has a long history of facilitating collaboration, coordinating ...
This thesis is based on a case study of faculty collaboration and community in a postsecondary educa...
textA faculty community is a type of learning community where faculty learning and development is th...
In the changing context of higher education, many faculty members are experiencing an increased work...
This case study describes some of the elements of the social construction of community by faculty in...
When you imagine a tenured faculty member in a large university from the department of engineering, ...
The shifting demographics of faculty ranks, expansion of faculty work, and the expectations of accou...
What is Cooperative Learning? Cooperative Learning Strategies Research on Cooperative Learning The V...
This volume of To Improve the Academy begins with essays examining different groups of faculty withi...
Effective facilitation is essential to creating and sustaining an environment in which faculty learn...
A faculty learning community (FLC) is a cross-disciplinary faculty group of 5 or more members (8 to ...
There is a notable lack of opportunity for students in pre-service professional training programs an...
This case study describes some of the elements of the social construction of community by faculty in...
Traditional faculty development approaches often focus on teaching faculty skills to use in their cl...
While it is common for learning community programs to provide professional development to support th...
Presentation Description: Our field has a long history of facilitating collaboration, coordinating ...