Could this be used as a teaching eportfolio platform?
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has developed a
tool kit for (what they call) faculty inquiry. It promotes professional development and reflection for faculty. It’s full of valuable supporting materials and exhibits: http://specctoolkit.carnegiefoundation.org/
The software is based on WordPress.
tool kit for (what they call) faculty inquiry. It promotes professional development and reflection for faculty. It’s full of valuable supporting materials and exhibits: http://specctoolkit.carnegiefoundation.org/
The software is based on WordPress.
From their website: – What Is Faculty Inquiry?
Faculty inquiry is a form of professional development by which teachers identify and investigate questions about their students’ learning. The inquiry process is ongoing, informed by evidence of student learning, and undertaken in a collaborative setting. Findings from the process come back in the form of new curricula, new assessments, and new pedagogies, which in turn become subjects for further inquiry.
Faculty inquiry is a form of professional development by which teachers identify and investigate questions about their students’ learning. The inquiry process is ongoing, informed by evidence of student learning, and undertaken in a collaborative setting. Findings from the process come back in the form of new curricula, new assessments, and new pedagogies, which in turn become subjects for further inquiry.
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