Check out these professional development resources for faculty from Wilkes University's Office of Technology for Teaching and Learning.

Welcome to the LTC The Ryan C. Harris Learning Teaching Center is the University of Dayton's laboratory for innovation in learning and teaching. The LTC is the hub for faculty development and student ...

This publication guides readers on how to use education, especially education for sustainable ddevelopment, to achieve the SDGs. It identifies learning objectives, suggests topics and learning ...

A faculty learning community (FLC) is a specifically structured learning community of faculty and staff in higher education that includes the goals of building community, engaging in scholarly ...

Faculty Development provides support to faculty of all appointment types. Our goal is to promote effective teaching and student learning, faculty scholarship, productivity, and professional ...

The Learning Sciences & Human Development program emphasis takes an interdisciplinary approach to studying learning, teaching, and development. We examine learning and development as it happens in and ...

Associate Provost for Faculty Development since Fall 2024, Dr. Lueck is an Associate Professor of English. Her teaching builds on her research work by incorporating opportunities for exciting archival ...

This College Teaching Development Program is open to all Purdue faculty, staff, post docs, and graduate students in West Lafayette, Indianapolis, and Purdue Polytechnic Statewide. We define teaching ...

The Teaching & Learning Center works with faculty, students and other campus partners to support the implementation of research-based practices and enhance the educational experience.

Faculty development programs support more than just the individual; they can improve student learning experiences and students’ self-efficacy. ACUE, the Association of College and University Educators ...

As technology advances and the pace of work speeds up, organizations must empower L&D teams to provide employees with true, deep learning.

Poverty is a cement barrier standing between low-income families and their ability to stimulate healthy early childhood development so their children can reap the full benefits of education.