48th Annual POD Network Conference

Events

November 14–17, Online | November 16–19, Pittsburgh

The 48th annual POD Network conference envisions what the future of educational development might look like amid rapid changes in our lives, institutions, and societies. As educational developers, we are in a unique position to influence the success of faculty, students, institutions, and our own programs. By seeing our work through these multiple lenses, we seek a more holistic view of how educational development can drive and facilitate the ongoing pursuit of equity in higher education.

PODLive: Utilizing Centers for Teaching and Learning to Enhance Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships

Past Events, Past PODLive
Friday, January 20, 2023 1–2 EST

Facilitators: Teresa Focarile, Boise State University & Christine Denecker, University of Findlay (Ohio)
This session will provide examples of how educational developers can contribute to the training and on-going professional development of Concurrent Enrollment Instructors in order to extend the impact and success of their CTL’s work.

Encapsulating and (Re)inventing Your Scholarly Agenda as an Educational Developer: The “Personal Intellectual Project”

Encapsulating and (Re)inventing Your Scholarly Agenda as an Educational Developer: The “Personal Intellectual Project”

Past Events, Past PODLive

Friday, October 21, 2022 1–2 EST
Facilitator: David A. Green, Seattle University
This workshop addresses research conundrums many educational developers face: How do I encapsulate my research when I have crossed disciplinary boundaries? How do I explain my scholarship to outsiders? How do I reassure myself that I’m not an academic imposter? How do I choose new projects wisely?