Reflecting on institutional support for SoTL engagement: Developing a conceptual framework
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Gannaway, Deanne
Chia, Ivy
Fraser, Kym
McDonald, Jacquelin
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This paper considers the support required to develop Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) capability across institutions. Rather than developing a checklist or a standardised audit approach, this paper describes the reflective journey taken by a group of academic developers who used strategies and structures previously identified in the literature to develop a conceptual framework for academic professional development. The framework was refined through an iterative process, including reflection on its use within diverse institutional contexts, combined with evaluative feedback from recognised experts in the field. The resulting framework is designed to facilitate and guide conversations to support institutional decision-making related to SoTL capacity building.
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International Journal for Academic Development
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23
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2
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Education systems
Specialist studies in education
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Education & Educational Research
SoTL conceptual framework
SoTL and institutional culture
enhancing engagement with SoTL
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Myatt, P; Gannaway, D; Chia, I; Fraser, K; McDonald, J, Reflecting on institutional support for SoTL engagement: Developing a conceptual framework, International Journal for Academic Development, 2018, 23 (2), pp. 147-160