The teaching and learning resources provided
here act as a faculty resource guide and bank of online information
and materials. We update this site with supporting documentation from
various teaching- and learning-related workshops and seminars and also
based on your suggestions. We invite you to contribute by contacting
us or using our suggestion
box.
For another regular resource for campus information on issues in teaching
and learning at the undergraduate level, see PRAXIS Online.
Here is a brief description of each category of resources follows:
Bibliography—books
and other printed material available at Western that are related to teaching
and learning
Assessment
and Outcomes—an overview, rationale, and process for
developing and implementing student learning outcomes as part of an
overall assessment plan
Campus
Resources—teaching and learning resources at Western
Washington University
Copyright
and Plagiarism—links to WWU's use of copyrighted materials
policy and WWU's plagiarism policy
Funding
Opportunities—opportunities for funding related to teaching
and student assessment
Instructional
Technology—links to Academic Technology & User Services,
and other information about using technology in instruction
Portfolios—Guidelines,
suggestions, and examples of course portfolios; information on preparing
a teaching portfolio
Quantitative
and Symbolic Reasoning—Information about Western's efforts
to infuse quantitative and symbolic reasoning skills across the curriculum
Scholarship
of Teaching & Learning—information about Boyer's
scholarship model, and the scholarship of teaching and learning
Teaching
Tips—web-based resources on preparing a course syllabus,
writing resources, and best practices in higher education
Teaching & Learning
Centers--links to resources at teaching and learning centers
around the world
Writing
Resources--writing assignment guidelines, examples, rubrics,
and many ideas for using writing in courses, contributed
by
experienced
faculty
at
Western
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