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Fowler, Debra; Macik, Maria L.; Sandoval, Carolyn L.; Bakenhus, Chelsea; MacWillie, Sherri – Journal of Faculty Development, 2016
Traditional professional development related to teaching is offered on a short-term basis and at the individual level. Recent experiences and research studies have led to an organizational level model in which the educational developer forms a sustained partnership with administrators, faculty, staff, and students in a department, offering…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Sustainability, Models, Partnerships in Education
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Denecker, Christine – Journal of Faculty Development, 2014
Positive, student-centered learning environments and the professional development opportunities which support those environments, while crucial, are not easily built or sustained. As a result, instructors often spend semesters or even years in the classroom with no barometer for effectiveness and change in their pedagogical approaches other than…
Descriptors: Teacher Collaboration, Program Implementation, Student Centered Curriculum, Universities
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Cohn, Jenae; Stewart, Mary K.; Theisen, Cara Harwood; Comins, Dan – Journal of Faculty Development, 2016
Centers for teaching and learning (CTL) have traditionally relied upon on-campus programming to support faculty professional development, but as increasing numbers of faculty access resources and collaborate online, CTLs could do more to build online community. To meet this challenge, our team developed a website, EdTech Commons, which features…
Descriptors: Communities of Practice, Computer Mediated Communication, Faculty Development, College Faculty
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Irvin, Amanda; Marshall, Kate; Carr, Stephen – Journal of Faculty Development, 2016
Technology is changing the landscape of higher education. As the editors of this special issue have noted, technology has been particularly useful when trying to solve problems. At Texas Christian University (TCU), we employed technology to create a tool that would help standardize the evaluation of teaching while still offering enough flexibility…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Classroom Observation Techniques, Test Construction, Lesson Observation Criteria
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HardrĂ©, Patricia L. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2014
Many universities have observed needs and shared goals that include increasing faculty members' research productivity (in quantity or quality). Strategies for raising faculty performance include revising standards and supporting valued outcomes with rewards and incentives. One college at a research-extensive university received institutional…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Research Universities, Productivity, Rewards
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Phillips, William; Sweet, Charlie; Blythe, Hal – Journal of Faculty Development, 2011
Among the many challenges of professional (faculty, administration, and staff) development is the implementation of shared governance. We propose a model involving professional learning communities that we are experimenting with in our College of Education. This new model provides faculty with decision-making power, a sense of cooperation and…
Descriptors: Governance, Educational Change, Participative Decision Making, Transformational Leadership
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Di Pierro, Marianne – Journal of Faculty Development, 2011
Concept papers and quality circles help future dissertation advisors improve doctoral student success in the completion of the Ph.D. and increase retention. Through these tools, students navigate the conceptual development of a topic and evaluate final drafts of chapters. Implementation of these innovations indicates positive trends in the…
Descriptors: Quality Circles, Doctoral Programs, Doctoral Dissertations, Best Practices