Teaching and Learning Resources:
The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Resources
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Bibliography (provided by David Pace)
Publication and Presentation Venues for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. This document provides a selected list of local, provincial, national and international venues where work in the scholarship of teaching and learning can be displayed or published. It was produced by Lin Langley, a faculty development coordinator with the Centre for Academic and Faculty Development (CAFD) at Douglas College, New Westminster, BC.
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Electronic Bibliography A large collection of articles on the scholarship of teaching and learning as well as links to information from scholars pursuing SoTL projects.
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and the Liberal Arts Information on a program jointly sponsored by the Carnegie Foundation and the Wabash College Center of Inquiry Arts.
"Getting SoTL Articles Published--A Few Tips," Kathleen McKinney, Cross Chair in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning and Professor of Sociology, Illinois State University.
Illinois State University's Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Resources Includes a useful list of publication outlets for scholarship of teaching and learning projects, other SoTL web sites, and examples of SoTL projects by Illinois State faculty.
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Publication Possibilities
Electronic Portfolios (top)
"Electronic Student Portfolios"
A presentation by Emily Springfield, Educational Technology Designer and former coordinator of Kalamazoo College's Electronic Portfolio Project, at St.Olaf College. January 11, 2000.
AAHE Electronic Portfolio Project
"The Portfolio Clearinghouse, recently acquired from Kalamazoo College, is a searchable collection of portfolio projects from around the world. This database is a tool for institutions researching the ever-growing number of portfolio programs in use at institutions of higher education and a resource for individuals looking to the portfolio as a means of assessing student learning on the student, faculty, or institutional levels."The St. Olaf College Center for Integrative Studies Portfolio Project
Conferences and Organizations (top)
American Association of Colleges and Universities
Collaboration for the Advancement of College Teaching and Learning
Resources for Teaching 9-11 (top)
Sister Programs: P.O.D Network in Higher Education (top)Teaching 9-11
The Clarke Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Contemporary Issues at Dickinson College sponsors the "Teaching 9-11" web site. The site provides hundreds of useful links for teachers. According to the August 30, 2002 Chronicle of Higher Education, "Perhaps the site's most useful feature is a set of links to syllabi and lesson plans that teachers can adapt. The plansrange from grade-school resources designed by PBS and The NewYork Times to descriptions of college courses, such as Middlebury College's freshman seminar "September 11: Causes and Consequences."New York Times "Lesson Plans for Sept. 11 Offer a Study in Discord," August 31, 2002.
Cornell University's Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. "Context and Aftermath of September 11" (Site Moved)
Social Science Research Council. "Perspectives from the social sciences"
"Terrorist attacks on and since September 11 have stimulated public soul-searching, military and diplomatic responses, and efforts to reform public policy. Both the attacks and responses to them have raised a host of questions about social organization, basic social institutions, how people mobilize amid crises, and how differences of culture and politics shape conflict and cooperation."September 11th Digital Archive:
Use "September 11th Digital Archive" to locate anniversary events, lesson plans, videos, artistic responses, and economic studies. Find out how we used the Internet on September 11. Explore archives for radio, television, and other media, and see the plans for rebuilding and recovering. We have also included links to sites that reflect topics not directly related to September 11, but that have been part of our collective consciousness in this past year. "Copyright © 1996–2007, Center for History and New Media and American Social History Project/Center for Media and Learning."
Brigham Young: Faculty Center
Carnegie Mellon: Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence
Cornell University: Center for Learning and Teaching
Idaho State: The Center for Teaching and Learning
Iowa State: The Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching
Knox: Faculty Development Program
Macalester College: The Center for Scholarship and Teaching
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities: Center for Teaching and Learning
Ohio State: Office of Faculty and TA Development
Princeton: The McGraw Center
Stanford: Center for Teaching and Learning
Texas A&M: Center for Teaching Excellence
University of California, Irvine: Instructional Resource Center
University of North Carolina: Center Teaching and Learning
University of Texas: Division of Instructional Innovation and Assessment
University of Washington: Center for Instructional Development and Research
USAFA: The Center for Educational Excellence
Vanderbilt: Center for Teaching
