The Promise and Practice of Online Faculty Consultations

Audience Level: 
All
Institutional Level: 
Higher Ed
Special Session: 
Blended
Diversity & Inclusion
Abstract: 

Online faculty consultations have the power to foster, model, and generate effective online education practices. They can exemplify the best aspects of online education; build relationships among faculty, designers, and technologists; and create community between institutional teams (IT, librarians, faculty development, instructional design, and program administration).

Extended Abstract: 

How can virtual faculty consultations foster, model, and generate effective online education practices? Many institutions have established consultation programs that allow faculty to meet one-on-one with instructional designers, faculty development and support professionals, and multimedia specialists to facilitate successful course design and delivery. No matter the course modality, these sessions often take place on campus, face-to-face. The session leaders, who are two online education specialists, will present their experiences developing and running fully-virtual faculty consultation programs at universities. They will show how virtual consultations, held via web conference, can promote online learning best practices and demonstrate the promise and benefits of online education to gain faculty buy-in.

 
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Conference Track: 
Engaged and Effective Teaching and Learning
Session Type: 
Education Session
Intended Audience: 
Administrators
Design Thinkers
Faculty
Instructional Support
Training Professionals
Technologists