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ERIC ED124036: Facilitating Instructional Development in Higher Edu...
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Faculty, administrators, ID staff, and graduate students
involved in instructional development within higher
education generated and ranked factors instrumental in
the successful operation of Instructional Development
Centers (IDC). Twenty factors were selected, then rated
in order of perceived importance and ability to be
manipulated by the administration and by the IDC. Results
indicated in this initial study that factors related to
administration (budgetary support, placement of the IDC
in the hierarchy, and rewards to faculty); and to the IDC
(skills of staff and director) are better indicators of
success than factors related to IDC image and faculty
skills. The factors that facilitate ID appear to evolve
from the "concerns" of the individual rather than the
position he holds. The model derived from this analysis
provides a paradigm for decision-making in the
establishment, operation and promotion of instructional
development within the institution. (Author)
Date Published: 2015-05-04 19:54:30
Identifier: ERIC_ED124036
Item Size: 36490273
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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