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Gary Brown
Director The Center for Teaching and Learning Washington State University |
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| Gary Brown directs the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology at Washington State University. He has written and presented extensively on undergraduate learning & assessment. He has been a National Learning Communities fellow, a leader on a FIPSE funded project for assessing and promoting students' critical thinking, and, in collaboration with the National Learning Infrastructure Initiative, Coalition for Networked Institutions, and The TLT Group, he helped lead the Transformative Assessment Practices (TAPS) project. Gary has worked with a variety of professional associations on the assessment of outcomes and costs of educational practices and innovations, and he has received NUTN awards for best research for 3 of the past 4 years. Gary directs the CTLSilhouette Project, which supports The TLT Group's Flashlight Online service. Gary is also involved in The TLT Group's BeTA project, funded by FIPSE, which targets new strategies for developing and responding to student evaluations. As a contractor with The TLT Group, Gary's Center is developing Skylight, the software that will power Flashlight Online 2.0. Gary began his work in assessment in composition at San Diego State in 1979, and joined the team developing Washington State University's Writing Portfolio assessment program in 1991. Since that time, he has conducted numerous studies investigating the impact of new technologies on student learning in Food Science and Human Nutrition, Horticulture, Engineering, discourse synthesis in Composition, biology, zoology, math and many others.Gary consults around the country on software development, student-centered learning, and assessment. He joined the Flashlight team in 1996. His Ph.D. is in Interdisciplinary Studies from Washington State University. |
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