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Change:Increased student success in getting and keeping career-oriented jobs and post-graduate work as well as employer perception of student.Increased student enrollment, retention and graduation. (Progression of student in a timely manner.)Raise critical thinking skills with portfolios.Students' willingness to recognize the need to adopt life-long learning.Students'
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Continuous Reflection
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Nov 5 2007, 3:14 PM EST |
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Change:How do we find the time to document, reflect, assess, and improve ourselves, given incredibly competing demands for our time?Release timeKnow that others in the community are depending upon you to come throughSupport one anotherOffer a retreat; recognition that the
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Impact
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Nov 5 2007, 3:05 PM EST |
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Change:Are there any visible positive outcomes in terms of student learning?What products resulted from the community's work?Did any of the members receive recognition or awards?Impact Maps- Inputs (resources)/ Activities/ Outputs/ Outcomes/ ImpactsResearch Studies-How this Work is Affecting Student Success-Student Retention-Student Satisfaction-Graduation Rates-
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Impact
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Nov 5 2007, 2:44 PM EST |
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Change:What was the level of excitement and enthusiasm of group members throughout the year? How willing are group members to continue the community's work?Self assess including reactions and perceptions.Are the initiatives replicated outside of the group? Did the knowledge spread?Are there any visible
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Continuous Reflection
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Sep 19 2007, 11:20 AM EDT |
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Continuous Reflection
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Sep 19 2007, 11:16 AM EDT |
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Change: Describe early phases of building your community and developing your collaborative project. What key challenges and problems do you face and how do you handle
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Continuous Reflection
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Sep 19 2007, 11:12 AM EDT |
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Outreach Efforts
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Sep 19 2007, 10:35 AM EDT |
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Change: repository Use a portfolio as a showcase: get actual student work published so that others can see how the work in the LC is affecting student success How did you Communicate Your Message? Within Departments Across the Campus With Other Institutions Across Ohio With New Connections With Local Media
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Essential Resources that Enable LC Work
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Sep 19 2007, 10:33 AM EDT |
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Change:Did you provide members with advance notice that will enable them to explore the technology or meeting materials before the meeting? The difference between process and content Process = The HOW The methods and procedures How relations are maintained The tools being used The rules or norms set The
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Change Leadership
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Sep 19 2007, 10:18 AM EDT |
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Change:A Learning Community is not a committee, but a community. Recruit members in a way that reflects the nature of a community. Recognize the importance of the learning. People are not recruited because they have nothing to learn. Consider diversity of membership and include students, administrators, staff and faculty. Professional
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Facilitation and Leadership
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Sep 19 2007, 10:13 AM EDT |
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Change:Membersmembers said that a LC leader should be: A visionary who is practical and savvy in traveling the path to accomplishing goals. Someone who understands the mission of the institution. Has the ability to involve constituents and get buy-in. Has the ability to generate
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Facilitation and Leadership
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Sep 19 2007, 10:06 AM EDT |
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Change:A visionary who is practical and savvy in traveling the path to accomplishing goals. Someone who understands the mission of the institution. Has the ability to involve constituents and get buy-in. Has the ability to generate new ideas from the contributions of the community. A good communicator
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The Plan
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Sep 19 2007, 8:37 AM EDT |
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Change: improve student success?RewardsRewards- Are there rewards throughout the process for achieving mile-stones or are they presented when the final outcome is achieved?Trips/RetreatsExpectationsCommunication PlanPlan- How will this plan encourage innovation and give each voice a chance to be heard?Utilizing Advisory Boards
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Celebrate Success
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Sep 19 2007, 8:27 AM EDT |
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Change:OLN Learning Community Members said that the top 4 ways they celebrated their success were: Small tokens of recognition Campus events highlighting LC work Workshops for non-LC faculty Department Chairs invite LCs to share their work with other departments Gather and Share-Hold Events-Invite the Public-Determine Who Will
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Essential Resources
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Sep 19 2007, 8:25 AM EDT |
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Change:OLN Learning Community members were asked how they established a culture in which Learning Communities thrive. Support from the top Committed faculty that can help spread the word Rewards Course/load reductions signify that LCs are a priority Focus on successful student outcomes Promotion and Tenure Structure
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Attending to Process
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Sep 18 2007, 5:05 PM EDT |
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Environmental Scan
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Sep 18 2007, 4:52 PM EDT |
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Change: your department?OLN Learning Communities said that the realities of higher education that need attended to are: Fear of change, fear of taking risks. A traditionally competitive reward structure. Academia does not change quickly, so you must be able to show successes to get people to change. Tenure.
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Environmental Scan
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Sep 18 2007, 4:50 PM EDT |
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Change: your department?OLN Learning Communities said that the realities of higher education that need attended to are: Fear of change, fear of taking risks. A traditionally competitive reward structure. Academia does not change quickly, so you must be able to show successesssuccesses to get people to change.
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Environmental Scan
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Sep 18 2007, 4:49 PM EDT |
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Change:within your department? OLN Learning Communities said that the realities of higher education that need attended to are: Fear of change, fear of taking risks. A traditionally competitive reward structure. Academia does not change quickly, so you must be able to show successess to get people to change.
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Essential Resources that Enable LC Work
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Sep 18 2007, 4:46 PM EDT |
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Change:OLN Learning Community Members said that when they faced Resistance from others during their work, they would: Seized the opportunity to leverage Resistance and shift it towards collaboration. Have information and hard data to explain their work. Decipher between the presented argument and the
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