Recording Lectures
Patrick Culbert suggests that professors should continue to record lectures . It is good for the student, and it is a tool for instructor improvement as well.
-DDLabels: faculty, Lecture, Podia, Recording educational video
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I am a retired librarian, most recently serving at Indiana Wesleyan University's Cleveland Education Center.
Patrick Culbert suggests that professors should continue to record lectures . It is good for the student, and it is a tool for instructor improvement as well.
-DDLabels: faculty, Lecture, Podia, Recording educational video
Bryan Alexander suggests that because of COVID-19 universities have increased their expectations of faculty: longer hours, online activity throughout waking hours, and more community service requirements. Beth McMurtrie reports burnout already happening among some faculty.
-DDLabels: Coronavirus, COVID-19, faculty, University administration
Erik Ofgang offers tips for protecting at risk university faculty from COVID-19.
-DDLabels: Coronavirus, faculty
Jasper McChesney and Jacqueline Bichsel provide statistics on the greying professorial population at U.S. universities.
-DDJulian Wyllie interviewed John Ziker about his research into faculty workloads and workweeks.
-DDLabels: faculty, faculty evaluation
The Chronicle of Higher Education has started The Adjunct Project, offering tips and salary comparisons to part-time faculty.
-DDLabels: adjunct professor, faculty, instructor
Jeffrey Selingo had a stirring post in the Chronicle of Higher Education on institutional mission and student satisfaction titled "Enough With the Talk. Let's Start Fixing It. " The commentary raised by the article I found contained more insights than the article itself, indicating it touched a nerve among faculty.
-DDLabels: faculty, finance, student satisfaction, student succcess, university mission