Faculty Development programs aim to improve the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of teaching faculty with the goal of enhancing the student learning environment. This article describes a two-year research project that explored the impact of a task-based faculty development certificate program. Attitudinal and behavioural changes were assessed by using both quantitative and qualitative measures. Participants’ approaches to teaching were measured by administration of an established pre- and post-participation inventory to provide quantitative data; qualitative analysis was conducted in a review of the written post-session tasks and reflection papers. Results suggest that participation in this certificate contributed to attitudinal and beha...
Introduction: Generally for Program Evaluation of workshops, a structured questionnaire is used to m...
This article is dedicated to evaluating the impact of Faculty Development for the introduction of P...
The study examines the contribution of course refresher in assessing and facilitating teacher-learni...
The professional literature suggests five levels of evaluation for faculty development programs. FPD...
Background: The focus of faculty development (FD) has recently shifted from individual and formal le...
Background. Faculty development programs are often time and resource intensive. In order to accommod...
textMany faculty in higher education simply do not value their supervisor’s assessment of their per...
This study aimed to assess the impact of an entire academic teacher development programme at a Midwe...
In recent years, there have been sizeable shifts in higher education. These shifts include more dive...
CONTEXT Extensive research has been carried out regarding the theoretical framework of what constitu...
The goal of this quantitative study was to examine if Time as a Faculty Member as an independent var...
This mixed methods study used a survey with programme completers from 32 UK higher education institu...
Representing an international, multi-institutional research team, the panel presents a theoretical f...
© Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014. The effectiveness of faculty development (FD) acti...
The professional literature suggests five levels of evaluation for faculty development programs. FDP...
Introduction: Generally for Program Evaluation of workshops, a structured questionnaire is used to m...
This article is dedicated to evaluating the impact of Faculty Development for the introduction of P...
The study examines the contribution of course refresher in assessing and facilitating teacher-learni...
The professional literature suggests five levels of evaluation for faculty development programs. FPD...
Background: The focus of faculty development (FD) has recently shifted from individual and formal le...
Background. Faculty development programs are often time and resource intensive. In order to accommod...
textMany faculty in higher education simply do not value their supervisor’s assessment of their per...
This study aimed to assess the impact of an entire academic teacher development programme at a Midwe...
In recent years, there have been sizeable shifts in higher education. These shifts include more dive...
CONTEXT Extensive research has been carried out regarding the theoretical framework of what constitu...
The goal of this quantitative study was to examine if Time as a Faculty Member as an independent var...
This mixed methods study used a survey with programme completers from 32 UK higher education institu...
Representing an international, multi-institutional research team, the panel presents a theoretical f...
© Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014. The effectiveness of faculty development (FD) acti...
The professional literature suggests five levels of evaluation for faculty development programs. FDP...
Introduction: Generally for Program Evaluation of workshops, a structured questionnaire is used to m...
This article is dedicated to evaluating the impact of Faculty Development for the introduction of P...
The study examines the contribution of course refresher in assessing and facilitating teacher-learni...