Transparent Design in Higher Education Teaching and Leadership
A Guide to Implementing the Transparency Framework Institution-Wide to Improve Learning and Retention
Herausgeber: Winkelmes, Mary-Ann; Tapp, Suzanne; Boye, Allison
Transparent Design in Higher Education Teaching and Leadership
A Guide to Implementing the Transparency Framework Institution-Wide to Improve Learning and Retention
Herausgeber: Winkelmes, Mary-Ann; Tapp, Suzanne; Boye, Allison
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Offers a guide to the Transparency in Learning and Teaching framework that has convincingly demonstrated since its initial development that implementation increases retention and improved outcomes for all students, most particularly underrepresented students. Its premise is to make learning processes explicit and equitably accessible for all.
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Offers a guide to the Transparency in Learning and Teaching framework that has convincingly demonstrated since its initial development that implementation increases retention and improved outcomes for all students, most particularly underrepresented students. Its premise is to make learning processes explicit and equitably accessible for all.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 250
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 348g
- ISBN-13: 9781620368237
- ISBN-10: 1620368234
- Artikelnr.: 54614223
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 250
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 348g
- ISBN-13: 9781620368237
- ISBN-10: 1620368234
- Artikelnr.: 54614223
Mary-Ann Winkelmes, PhD, is director of instructional development and research and an associate graduate faculty member in the Department of History at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and a senior fellow at the Association of American Colleges & Universities. Allison Boye, Ph.D., is Founding Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Collin College. Previously, Dr. Boye was an associate director for academic and pedagogical development in the Teaching, Learning, and Professional Development Center at Texas Tech University. Suzanne Tapp, M.A., is the executive director of the Teaching, Learning, and Professional Development Center at Texas Tech University. Peter Felten is Assistant Provost for Teaching and Learning, Director of the Center for Engaged Learning, and Professor of History at Elon University. His publications include: Transforming Students: Fulfilling the Promise of Higher Education (Johns Hopkins, 2014), and Engaging Students as Partners in Learning and Teaching (Jossey-Bass, 2014).
Foreword-Peter Felten and Ashley Finley Preface-James Rhem Acknowledgments Introduction. The Story of TILT and Its Emerging Uses in Higher Education-Mary-Ann Winkelmes Part One. The Fundamentals of Transparent Design for Faculty 1. Why it Works. Understanding the Concepts Behind Transparency in Learning and Teaching-Mary-Ann Winkelmes 2. How to Use the Transparency Framework-Mary-Ann Winkelmes 3. Faculty Voices and Perspectives on Transparent Assignment Design. FAQ's for Implementation and Beyond-Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
Julie Nelson Couch
Robert D. Cox
and Lisa Garner Santa Part Two. Transparent Design for Faculty Developers 4. Transparency and Faculty Development. Getting Started and Going Further-Allison Boye and Suzanne Tapp 5. Designing Transparent Assignments in Interdisciplinary Contexts-Deandra Little and Amy Overman 6. Integrating TILT Initiatives Throughout a Center for Teaching and Learning. Educational Developer and Instructor Insights-Steven Hansen
Erin Rentschler
and Laurel Willingham-McLain 7. Using Principles from TILT for Workshop Design and Measuring the Impact of Instructional Development-Taimi Olsen
Ellen Haight
and Sara Nasrollahian Mojarad Part Three. Transparent Design Across Higher Education 8. Transparency in Faculty Development Collaborations at a Minority-Serving Research University-Katie Humphreys
Mary-Ann Winkelmes
Dan Gianoutsos
Anne Mendenhall
Erin Farrar
Melissa Bowles-Terry
Gayle Juneau-Butler
Debi Cheek
Leeann Fields
Gina M. Sully
Celeste Calkins
Ke Yu
and Sunny Gittens 9. Transparency and the Guided Pathways Model. Ensuring Equitable Learning Opportunities for Students in Community and Technical Colleges-Jennifer Whetham
Jill Darley-Vanis
Sally Heilstedt
Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes 10. Transparency to Close Opportunity Gaps in the Largest State System. A Pilot Experiment-Emily Daniell Magruder
Whitney Scott
Michael Willard
Kristina Ruiz-Mesa
and Stefanie Drew 11. Transparent Instruction in a Statewide Higher Education Network-Terri A. Tarr
Russell D. Baker
and Kathy E. Johnson 12. Assignment Design as a Site for Professional Development and Improved Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes-Jillian Kinzie and Pat Hutchings Epilogue. Final Thoughts-Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes List of Acronyms Editors and Contributors Index
Suzanne Tapp
Julie Nelson Couch
Robert D. Cox
and Lisa Garner Santa Part Two. Transparent Design for Faculty Developers 4. Transparency and Faculty Development. Getting Started and Going Further-Allison Boye and Suzanne Tapp 5. Designing Transparent Assignments in Interdisciplinary Contexts-Deandra Little and Amy Overman 6. Integrating TILT Initiatives Throughout a Center for Teaching and Learning. Educational Developer and Instructor Insights-Steven Hansen
Erin Rentschler
and Laurel Willingham-McLain 7. Using Principles from TILT for Workshop Design and Measuring the Impact of Instructional Development-Taimi Olsen
Ellen Haight
and Sara Nasrollahian Mojarad Part Three. Transparent Design Across Higher Education 8. Transparency in Faculty Development Collaborations at a Minority-Serving Research University-Katie Humphreys
Mary-Ann Winkelmes
Dan Gianoutsos
Anne Mendenhall
Erin Farrar
Melissa Bowles-Terry
Gayle Juneau-Butler
Debi Cheek
Leeann Fields
Gina M. Sully
Celeste Calkins
Ke Yu
and Sunny Gittens 9. Transparency and the Guided Pathways Model. Ensuring Equitable Learning Opportunities for Students in Community and Technical Colleges-Jennifer Whetham
Jill Darley-Vanis
Sally Heilstedt
Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes 10. Transparency to Close Opportunity Gaps in the Largest State System. A Pilot Experiment-Emily Daniell Magruder
Whitney Scott
Michael Willard
Kristina Ruiz-Mesa
and Stefanie Drew 11. Transparent Instruction in a Statewide Higher Education Network-Terri A. Tarr
Russell D. Baker
and Kathy E. Johnson 12. Assignment Design as a Site for Professional Development and Improved Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes-Jillian Kinzie and Pat Hutchings Epilogue. Final Thoughts-Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes List of Acronyms Editors and Contributors Index
Foreword-Peter Felten and Ashley Finley Preface-James Rhem Acknowledgments Introduction. The Story of TILT and Its Emerging Uses in Higher Education-Mary-Ann Winkelmes Part One. The Fundamentals of Transparent Design for Faculty 1. Why it Works. Understanding the Concepts Behind Transparency in Learning and Teaching-Mary-Ann Winkelmes 2. How to Use the Transparency Framework-Mary-Ann Winkelmes 3. Faculty Voices and Perspectives on Transparent Assignment Design. FAQ's for Implementation and Beyond-Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
Julie Nelson Couch
Robert D. Cox
and Lisa Garner Santa Part Two. Transparent Design for Faculty Developers 4. Transparency and Faculty Development. Getting Started and Going Further-Allison Boye and Suzanne Tapp 5. Designing Transparent Assignments in Interdisciplinary Contexts-Deandra Little and Amy Overman 6. Integrating TILT Initiatives Throughout a Center for Teaching and Learning. Educational Developer and Instructor Insights-Steven Hansen
Erin Rentschler
and Laurel Willingham-McLain 7. Using Principles from TILT for Workshop Design and Measuring the Impact of Instructional Development-Taimi Olsen
Ellen Haight
and Sara Nasrollahian Mojarad Part Three. Transparent Design Across Higher Education 8. Transparency in Faculty Development Collaborations at a Minority-Serving Research University-Katie Humphreys
Mary-Ann Winkelmes
Dan Gianoutsos
Anne Mendenhall
Erin Farrar
Melissa Bowles-Terry
Gayle Juneau-Butler
Debi Cheek
Leeann Fields
Gina M. Sully
Celeste Calkins
Ke Yu
and Sunny Gittens 9. Transparency and the Guided Pathways Model. Ensuring Equitable Learning Opportunities for Students in Community and Technical Colleges-Jennifer Whetham
Jill Darley-Vanis
Sally Heilstedt
Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes 10. Transparency to Close Opportunity Gaps in the Largest State System. A Pilot Experiment-Emily Daniell Magruder
Whitney Scott
Michael Willard
Kristina Ruiz-Mesa
and Stefanie Drew 11. Transparent Instruction in a Statewide Higher Education Network-Terri A. Tarr
Russell D. Baker
and Kathy E. Johnson 12. Assignment Design as a Site for Professional Development and Improved Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes-Jillian Kinzie and Pat Hutchings Epilogue. Final Thoughts-Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes List of Acronyms Editors and Contributors Index
Suzanne Tapp
Julie Nelson Couch
Robert D. Cox
and Lisa Garner Santa Part Two. Transparent Design for Faculty Developers 4. Transparency and Faculty Development. Getting Started and Going Further-Allison Boye and Suzanne Tapp 5. Designing Transparent Assignments in Interdisciplinary Contexts-Deandra Little and Amy Overman 6. Integrating TILT Initiatives Throughout a Center for Teaching and Learning. Educational Developer and Instructor Insights-Steven Hansen
Erin Rentschler
and Laurel Willingham-McLain 7. Using Principles from TILT for Workshop Design and Measuring the Impact of Instructional Development-Taimi Olsen
Ellen Haight
and Sara Nasrollahian Mojarad Part Three. Transparent Design Across Higher Education 8. Transparency in Faculty Development Collaborations at a Minority-Serving Research University-Katie Humphreys
Mary-Ann Winkelmes
Dan Gianoutsos
Anne Mendenhall
Erin Farrar
Melissa Bowles-Terry
Gayle Juneau-Butler
Debi Cheek
Leeann Fields
Gina M. Sully
Celeste Calkins
Ke Yu
and Sunny Gittens 9. Transparency and the Guided Pathways Model. Ensuring Equitable Learning Opportunities for Students in Community and Technical Colleges-Jennifer Whetham
Jill Darley-Vanis
Sally Heilstedt
Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes 10. Transparency to Close Opportunity Gaps in the Largest State System. A Pilot Experiment-Emily Daniell Magruder
Whitney Scott
Michael Willard
Kristina Ruiz-Mesa
and Stefanie Drew 11. Transparent Instruction in a Statewide Higher Education Network-Terri A. Tarr
Russell D. Baker
and Kathy E. Johnson 12. Assignment Design as a Site for Professional Development and Improved Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes-Jillian Kinzie and Pat Hutchings Epilogue. Final Thoughts-Allison Boye
Suzanne Tapp
and Mary-Ann Winkelmes List of Acronyms Editors and Contributors Index