Attend our subscriber gatherings at meetings of our collaborating associations: We usually hold TLT subscriber gatherings at the annual meetings of our collaborating associations. Let your colleagues know. The librarians could meet with colleagues at the ACRL, IT people with TLT/Flashlight colleagues at EDUCAUSE, faculty at the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, and so on.

Submit materials for peer review and publication to other subscribers (e.g., surveys and other online forms; item banks; training materials; annotated bibliographies; descriptions of low threshold activities and applications) and encourage your colleagues to do it, too. It's a way to create rewarding connections between your institution and other subscribers.  Click here for more details.

Become a FridayLive! speaker or Online Institute workshop leader. It's another way of connecting with other institutions.  Contact Sally Gilbert to discuss possibilities.

For additional training help, send e-mail to online@tltgroup.org and ask for advice (e.g., slides, handouts).

• For example, the seven principles of good practice form the foundation of both some of our faculty development resources and of Flashlight. Here are slides that you can adapt to brief faculty on these and related ideas. The slides begin with an explanation of why activities are important, introduces the seven principles, and then quickly point to related TLT Group subscriber materials. Contact Steve Ehrmann to learn about the narration you might use.