FPLC - Info Lit
Table of Contents
- How and Why Faculty Learning Communities: in Support of Undergraduate Information Literacy
- Definition
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- Faculty and Professional: Findings
- Faculty and Professional Learning Communities at Miami University 2008-09
- Faculty and Professional Learning Communities at Miami 2008-09
- Faculty and Professional Learning Communities at Miami 2008-09
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- Community
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- A Faculty and Professional Learning Community is Not Just
- History: FPLC Local Impact
- History: FPLC Outreach & Impact
- FIPSE Project Follow-Up Survey
- Survey Results: Faculty Development Changes
- Survey Results: Student Learning
- Your Next Steps Start an Organization-Wide Dialogue
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- Faculty and Professional Learning Community Website References are at this address as well as details about each of the 30 FLC components:
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- Journal on Excellence in College Teaching http://celt.muohio.edu/ject/ Est. in 1990, quarterly, internationally refereed, online and print
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Definition
Communities of practice are groups of people who share a concern, a set of problems, or a passion about a topic, and who deepen their knowledge and expertise in this area by interacting on an ongoing basis.
(2002, p. 4)
A faculty and professional learning community is a specific type of community of practice.
