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Faculty Development Webliography

The following Web sites are suggested for faculty use by The Art Institute's Office of Faculty Development.

StudentHub Resource Matrix - http://www.sbcc.edu/learningresources/website/
documents/HubMatrix.htm#_Resources_Matrix

A superb directory of Web links on a wide variety of topics on learning and student development, including ESL, the Internet, math and science, organizing, presenting, reading, reference, research, self assessment, study skills, test taking, thinking, vocabulary, writing papers, writing skills, and a task assessment tool called The Verbinator.

National Resource Center for the Freshman Year Experience and Students in Transition - http://www.sc.edu/fye

Focusing specifically on the experiences of individuals entering college and those closing their college careers, this Web site covers various topic relating to college teaching, including virtual workshops and conferences, a listserv, and useful links to further resources.

National Teaching and Learning Forum -
http://www.ntlf.com

The Forum Web site is largely geared to encourage subscription of the well-known print version of this periodical, but the online version has some useful features. Sample articles from previous issues are made available. The library includes a bibliography of classics in the field, many in full text, as well as ERIC Digests. Subscribers may access the full issue online.

New Chalk - http://www.unc.edu/courses/newchalk/

Coordinated at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, New Chalk is an on-going forum for exploring the use of networked technologies--mainly the Internet--to challenge and encourage learning in the classroom. A listserv is provided for automatic updates of articles.

Texas Center for Educational Technology - http://www.tcet.unt.edu

This Web site explains TECT's mission and research, but also includes a section highlighting contemporary issues and provides links to other academic Web sites on this topic. TCET is housed at the University of North Texas.

Learning Strategies Corporation - http://www.LearningStrategies.com

Learning Strategies markets books and training workshops on tape designed to improve teaching effectiveness.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Teaching and Learning Center - http://www.unl.edu/teaching/

UNL's site includes teaching tips, a very useful newsletter (available online in .pdf format), and a collection of links to further Internet resources.

Honolulu Community College Faculty Development - http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/intranet/
committees/FacDevCom

HCC takes a comprehensive view of faculty development on its site, including newsletters, a discussion forum, teaching tips, faculty handbook, bibliographies of professional publications and resource materials, organization and minutes of the HCC Faculty Development Committee, and a link to receive help with textbook evaluation.

Iowa State Center for Teaching Excellence - http://www.cte.iastate.edu/

Iowa State's CTE contains a large number of resources for faculty development, including a listserv, a list of books and online resources in CTE's library, teaching portfolios, diversity & multiculturalism, and a very large section on teaching tips.

Berkeley Compendium of Suggestions for Teaching with Excellence - http://cybercentral.berkeley.edu/
pedagogy.html

CyberCentral includes sections on pedagogy, developing course Web sites, finding source material, preparing multimedia content, intellectual property & privacy, training, classroom technology, evaluation, and more. The "Other Resources" section includes articles and other references on use of technology in the classroom.

Bemidji State University Center for Professional Development - http://bsuweb.bemidji.msus.edu/~cpd/
centerPage.html

This site describes the Center for Professional Development at Bemidji and includes articles from Metamorphosis, the Center's newsletter, and other online teaching and learning resources.

Boston College Center for International Higher Education - http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/soe/cihe/Center.html

The CIHE site includes an online version on its newsletter on international higher education, resources for scholars of higher education, international information resources, and Internet directories on this topic.

Cornell Educational Technology Center for Educational Resources on the Web - http://www.cit.cornell.edu/atc/

ACT provides a site which is very useful for outside instructors as well as its own faculty. A course-site template is provided for putting course materials on the Web, many online articles are available on the use of networked technology, as well as discussions of Web and multimedia resources and further educational Web site and instructional design references.

Dalhousie University Office of Instructional Development and Technology - http://is.dal.ca/~oidt/

Dalhousie provides a site rich in information for instructors. It includes a newsletter, FOCUS Online, and articles on learning in higher education, instructional development and technology, successful strategies in high education, working with large classes, and links to similar resources.

Higher Education Development International - http://www.abo.fi/hied/

This site is no longer being maintained. Last updated in October 1999, it contains much useful information nonetheless. Sections for staff developers, teachers and teaching methods, and student support ideas are included. Links to many sites, chiefly European, in higher education development are also provided.

University of Iowa Center for Teaching - http://lime.weeg.uiowa.edu/~centeach/

Click on "Resources" on this Web site to obtain information about book and video resources, the Center's newsletter, joining its listserv, handbooks, and useful Web links.

University of Minnesota Center for Teaching and Learning Services - http://www1.umn.edu/ohr/teachlearn

The Center's Web site contains a wealth of information for faculty, including discussions of fostering critical thinking, a syllabus tutorial, a diversity toolkit, and further online resources.

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute - http://www.cis.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/

These resources were collected by the Fellows of the Institute, consisting of curricular materials on a wide range of subjects, mainly academic.

Copyright Resources on the Internet - http://groton.k12.ct.us/mts/pt2a.htm

An annotated index of copyright sites on the Internet. Directed to educators, the site includes sections on copyright law, fair use, permissions, citations, and electronic media issues.

Copyright Website - http://www.benedict.com/

Discusses fair use, public domain, case law, and copyright law basics. The site is designed to be of direct practical use and is especially useful on electronic media issues.

Copyright & Fair Use - http://fairuse.stanford.edu/

Maintained by Stanford University, this Web site includes a database of historial and contemporary primary sources on copyright.

U. S. Copyright Office - http://www.loc.gov/copyright

The U. S. Copyright Office Web site includes information on copyright law, pending legislation, international agreements and WIPO copyright information, registration procedures, printable forms, and information circulars.

Copyright Clearance Center - http://www.copyright.com

The Copyright Clearance Center contacts copyright holders and attempts to get permissions for use of copyrighted materials. Note: this service does not provide registration forms or file copyrights.