Tina Calandrino

Successful faculty development models are designed to fit the people, institutional climate, and organizational culture. A one-size-fits all approach does not exist. Successful models may involve any combination of professional development: self-teaching, peer mentoring, collaborative course design, workshops, training, quality assurance, and…[Read more]

What faculty development pathways are available at your institution?

Many faculty and instructional designers find research intimidating.  What are some of the biggest challenges you have experience conducting research on your campus and how did you overcome them?

Many faculty and instructional designers find research intimidating.  What are some of the biggest challenges you have experience conducting research on your campus and how did you overcome them?

Many faculty and instructional designers find research intimidating.  What are some of the biggest challenges you have experience conducting research on your campus and how did you overcome them?

<p>Many faculty and instructional designers find research intimidating.  What are some of the biggest challenges you have experience conducting research on your campus and how did you overcome them?</p>

Feel free to start the interactive Faculty Development Decision Guide that yields customized tips for enhancing or creating a faculty development program for your unique institution. How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

Feel free to start the interactive Faculty Development Decision Guide that yields customized tips for enhancing or creating a faculty development program for your unique institution. How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

Feel free to start the interactive Faculty Development Decision Guide that yields customized tips for enhancing or creating a faculty development program for your unique institution. How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

Feel free to start the interactive Faculty Development Decision Guide that yields customized tips for enhancing or creating a faculty development program for your unique institution. How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

Feel free to start the interactive Faculty Development Decision Guide that yields customized tips for enhancing or creating a faculty development program for your unique institution. How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

How do you plan to use the custom report from the Faculty Development Decision Guide to design or enhance your faculty development offerings?

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On your campus, there may be multiple sources of data available to you when making decisions about faculty development goals or when evaluating faculty development courses; these sources include your office of Institutional Research (IR), faculty surveys, course grade book and assessment data, as well as course analytics (available through your…[Read more]

On your campus, there may be multiple sources of data available to you when making decisions about faculty development goals or when evaluating faculty development courses; these sources include your office of Institutional Research (IR), faculty surveys, course grade book and assessment data, as well as course analytics (available through your…[Read more]

On your campus, there may be multiple sources of data available to you when making decisions about faculty development goals or when evaluating faculty development courses; these sources include your office of Institutional Research (IR), faculty surveys, course grade book and assessment data, as well as course analytics (available through your…[Read more]

On your campus, there may be multiple sources of data available to you when making decisions about faculty development goals or when evaluating faculty development courses; these sources include your office of Institutional Research (IR), faculty surveys, course grade book and assessment data, as well as course analytics (available through your…[Read more]

<p>On your campus, there may be multiple sources of data available to you when making decisions about faculty development goals or when evaluating faculty development courses; these sources include your office of Institutional Research (IR), faculty surveys, course grade book and assessment data, as well as course analytics (available through your…[Read more]