
April 2011
This collaborative issue with NITLE features two case studies exploring how digital technologies are reshaping humanities inquiry and pedagogical practice, through projects that expand and deepen classroom-based learning.
Building a Network, Expanding the Commons, Shaping the Field: Two Perspectives on Developing a SOTL Repository
Posted March 18th, 2009 by Tom Carey, Jennifer Meta Robinson and John Rakestraw
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How can faculty from diverse disciplines
cultivate and share knowledge about teaching practice? In
these essays, Tom Carey and Jennifer Meta Robinson explore the challenges
of creating a digital repository for teaching resources, envision what
a SOTL repository might look like, and discuss how such a repository
would influence the emerging field of SOTL and its growing community
of practitioners. The pieces are introduced by John Rakestraw, who reflects
on the distinctive nature of SOTL as a field and points out further
questions to consider in the process of developing a SOTL repository.



