Past Faculty Learning Communities

An archive of previous years' FLCs

2018

Digital Fluency and Content Development

Leader: Heather Cole
Campus: Behrend

Increasing our understanding of digital fluency and what it means at Penn State Behrend and to the campus as a whole. Considering how creativity is taught within our respective digital media and looking for common threads.

Global Learning in Agriculture

Leaders: Melanie Miller Foster, Noel Habashy
Campus: University Park

How can we teach global knowledge, skills, and dispositions in the classroom? Identifying common global learning challenges and sharing concrete examples of how others have overcome similar obstacles.

Innovative Instructional Technologies in the Classroom

Leader: Dawn Pfeifer Reitz
Campus: Berks

Collaborating with Berks Campus colleagues, across divisions, to learning new ways to use tech in the classroom, and blogging all about it.

Mentoring Undergraduate Student Researchers

Leader: Lara LaDage
Campus: Altoona

Streamline, consolidate, and create consistency with information related to mentoring undergraduate research and assess the learning gains from undergraduate research experiences at Penn State Altoona.

OER: Local and Global Appeal

Leader: Beth Egan
Campus: University Park

Examining the implications of using open education resource materials for course design and delivery in hospitality management and dietetics education. Assessing gaps in the OER literature in hospitality management and dietetics education with the potential to develop resources in areas of need. Exploring the possibility of using these resources in personal teaching practice and in underdeveloped parts of the world.

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Chemistry

Leader: Neyda Abreu
Campus: DuBois

Looking into resources for digitizing content in undergraduate chemistry courses at Penn State DuBois, and determining the one that has the potential to work well then testing it through the SoTL approach. 

Teaching of Data Visualizations

Leader: Benjamin Lear
Campus: University Park

Discovering and sharing resources and best practices for the creation and teaching of data visualizations while finding ways to establish an enduring data visualization community.

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