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The International Society for the
Scholarship of Teaching & Learning (ISSOTL) serves
faculty members, staff, and students who care about teaching and
learning as serious intellectual work. The goal of the Society is to
foster inquiry and disseminate findings about what improves and
articulates post-secondary learning and teaching. ISSOTL is
organized to
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Kevin Pilgrim (Math),
Patty Ingham (English), David Pace (History), and Arlene
Diaz (History) collaborate at an Indiana University SOTL
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- Recognize and encourage scholarly work on teaching and
learning in each discipline, within other scholarly societies, and
across educational levels
- Promote cross-disciplinary conversation to create synergy and
prompt new lines of inquiry
- Facilitate the collaboration of scholars in different
countries and the flow of new findings and applications across
national boundaries
- Encourage the integration of discovery, learning and public
engagement
- Advocate for support, review, recognition, and appropriate
uses of the scholarship of teaching and learning.
Announcements
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Read the May issue of the Society's newsletter, The
International Commons by
visiting the "Newsletter" page.
View
The ISSOTL Digest, ISSOTL's blog where you can post
relevant announcements. If you wish to post an
announcement or discussion topic relevant to the
scholarship of teaching and learning and to ISSOTL
members, contact ISSOTL Secretary Lisa Kornetsky
(lkornetsky@uwsa.edu) to subscribe. She will then
invite you to be a blog author, which will allow you to
post notices. If you have something you would like to
post but are not interested in becoming a blog author,
she can post it for you.
Renew your
ISSOTL membership for 2008 by
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The Society meets
for its fifth conference in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on October
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ISSOTL Email Alert
Please make sure that ISSOTL (issotlmembership@ maillist.uwsa.edu) is on your
email's “safe senders” list. As spam and junk-email filters become
more effective in catching unwanted emails, they also become more
aggressive with email list servs, which
means that some ISSOTL members aren’t getting our emails (from Lisa Kornetsky or Nancy Chick).
If you have
colleagues or friends who are ISSOTL members, help them receive
ISSOTL communications by telling them about this problem, in case
our emails have already been captured by their filters. You may also
contact IU Conferences (iuconfs@indiana.edu)
to confirm your membership information.
If you aren't receiving email
after following the above steps, please contact Lisa Kornetsky at
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