Fighting Siloing & the 3 C's of Faculty Development Programming

The Active Learning Podcast by Michael Lampe, Ed.D.

Aug 29, 201610:31Education

Continuing the mission of talking active learning in instructional design, Michael discusses how siloing can hurt faculty members from collaborating with each other. He calls for utilizing intentional faculty development...

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