Angelo, Thomas and Patricia Cross. Classroom Assessment Techniques: A Handbook for College Teachers. 2e. Jossey-Bass. 1993. LB 2822.75 A54. Also two extra copies in OFD.

Bain, Ken. What the Best College Teachers Do. Harvard University Press, 2004. 2 copies.

Bess, James L. Teaching well and liking it: motivating faculty to teach effectively. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997. LB2331 T4246

Boice, Robert. Advice for New Faculty Members: Nihil Nimus. Allyn & Bacon, 2000. LB1778.2 B63

Boice, R. Professors as Writers: a self-help guide to productive writing. New Forums Press, 1990.

Boyer, Ernest L. Scholarship Reconsidered: Priorities of the Professoriate. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. 1990. LA227.3

Boyer, Ernest L. (foreward) Campus Life: in search of community. Princeton, NJ:Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching. 1990. LA229 C27

Cross, K. Patricia and Mimi Harris Steadman. Classroom research: implementing the scholarship of teaching. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass, 1996. LB2331 C766

Diamond, Robert M. Preparing for Promotion and Tenure Review: a faculty guide. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing. 1995. LB2335.7 D53

Driscoll, Amy and Ernest A. Lynton. Making Outreach Visible: a guide to documenting professional service and outreach. Washington, DC: American Association of Higher Education, 1999. LB2333 D75

Finkelstein, Martin J. and Mark W. LaCelle-Peterson (eds.) Developing senior faculty as teachers. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass. 1993. LB1025.2 N456 No. 55

Fox, Marye Anne and Norman Hackerman (eds.). Evaluating and improving undergraduate teaching in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Social Sciences and Education National Research Council. 2003. Q181.E93.

Fredericks, Anthony D. The Complete Idiots Guide to Teaching College. Alpha Books, 2007.

Fullerton, Hazel (ed.). Facets of Mentoring in Higher Education. Birmingham Edgeblston, 1996. LB1731.4 F33

Gaff, Jerry G. Toward faculty renewal: advances in faculty, instructional, and organizational development. No publisher listed. LB2331 G34

Gillespie, Kay Herr (ed.) The Impact of technology on faculty development, life, and work. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass, 1998. LB1025.2 N456 No. 76

Gmelch, Walter H. and Val Miskin. Chairing an Academic Department. 2e. Madison: Atwood Publishing. 2004.

Goodlad, John I. Educational renewal: better teachers, better schools. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1994. LB1715 G52

Gray, Peter and Trudy Banta (eds.) The Campus-level Impact of Assessment: progress, problems and possibilities. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1997. LB2366.2 C36

Grunert Judith. The Course Syllabus: a learning centered approach. Bolton, MA: Anker Pub. 1997 LB1028.35 G7

Harris, Alan, Martin Lawn and William Prescott. Curriculum Innovation: a reading. New York: Wiley. 1985. LB1027 C94

Huang, A. and J. Lynch. Mentoring: the Tao of Giving and Receiving Wisdom. HM132 H818 1995.

Johnson, Glenn Ross. First Steps to Excellence in College Teaching. Magna Publications, 1995.

Katsiaficas, George and Teodros Kiros (eds.) The promise of multiculturalism: education and autonomy in the 21st century: a new political science reader. NY; Routledge, 1998. LC1099 P76

Katz, Joseph. Turning professors into teachers: a new approach to faculty development and student learning. Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press, 1993. LB2331 K32 K325

Keating, Anne B. The Wired Professor: a guide to incorporating the World Wide Web in college instruction. NY: New York University Press, 1999. LB2331 K35. (3 copies)

Kennedy, Donald. Academic Duty. Harvard University Press, 2003.

Lacey, Paul A. Revitalizing Teaching Through Faculty Development. LB2331.62 R48 1983. Publisher not listed. Available in Sitka via interlibrary loan.

Leaming, Deryl R. Academic Leadership: A Practical Guide to Chairing the Department. Anchor Publishing. 1998. 2 copies.

McManus, Dean. Leaving the Lecturn. Cooperative Learning and the Critical First Days of Students Working in Groups. Anker. 2005.

McTighe Musil, Caryn. Gender, Science and the Academic Curriculum: building two-way streets. Washington DC. AAC&U. 2001. 2 copies.

Menges, Robert J. and B. Claude Mathis. Key resources on teaching, learning, curriculum, and faculty development: a guide to the higher education literature. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass 1988. Available at UAA via interlibrary loan. LB2322 Z99 M45

Murray, Margo. Beyond the myths and magic of mentoring: how to facilitate an effective mentoring program. HF5375 M8575 1991.

Paludi, Michele A. Exploring/teaching the psychology of women: a manual of resources. Albany, NY: State University of New York, 1996. HQ 1206 P27

Pescosolido, Bernice A. and Ronald Aminzade (eds.) The Social Worlds of Higher Education: a handbook for teaching in the new century. Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press, 1999. LB2331 S573 (CD available at Reserve)

Reinarz, Alice G, Eric R. White (eds.) Teaching through academic advising: a faculty perspective. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1995. LB1025.2 N456 No. 62

Rhoads, Robert A. and Jeffrey P.F. Howard (eds). Academic Service Learning: a pedagogy of action and reflection. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass, 1998. LB1025.2 N456 No. 73

Richardson, Steven M. (ed.) Promoting Civility: a teaching challenge. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass. 1999. LB1025.2 N456 No. 77

Schuster, Jack H. Enhancing faculty careers: strategies for development and renewal. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass 1990. LB2331.72 S7

Shapiro, Edward S. Academic skill problems: a direct assessment and intervention. New York: Guilford Press, 1989. LB1029 R4 S5

Shoemaker, Cynthia. Leadership in continuing and distance education in higher education. Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 1998. LC5251 S52

Silverman, Sharon L. and Martha E. Casazza. Learning and development: making connections to enhance teaching. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass, 2000. LB2331.2 S55

Sorcinelli, Mary Deane, Peter Elbow (eds.). Writing to Learn: strategies for assigning and responding to writing across the disciplines. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass 1977. LB1025.2 N456 No. 69

Wickman & Sjodin. Mentoring: the most obvious yet overlooked key to achieving more in life than dreamed possible. A success guide for mentors and proteges. BF637 S8 W47 1997.

Wilkerson, Judy & William Lang. Assessing Teacher Competency. Corwin Press, 2007.

Wunsch, Marie A. (ed). Mentoring revisited: making an impact on individuals and institutions. San Fransisco: Jossey-Bass 1994. LB1025.2 N456 No. 57

Zachary, Lois. J. The Mentor's Guide: Facilitating Effective Learning Relationships. Jossey-Bass. 2000.

Zlotkowski, Edward (ed.) Successful Service-Learning Programs: new models of excellence in higher education. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing. 1999. LC220.5 S83

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BOOKS IN 222 Bunnell:

Arreola, Raoul. Developing a Comprehensive Faculty Evaluation System (2 e) Anker Press, 2000.

Bain, Ken. What the Best Colleges Teachers Do. Harvard U. Press, 2004.

Boice, Robert. Advice for New Faculty Members. Allyn & Bacon, 2000.

Essays from Berkeley, What Good Teachers Say About Teaching. 1994.

Fredericks, Anthony D. The Complete Idiots Guide to Teaching College. Alpha Books, 2007.

Gray, Peter et al. The Campus-Level Impact of Assessment: Progress, Problems, and Possibilities. No. 100 Winter 1997. Jossey-Bass series.

Gross Davis, Barbara. Tools for Teaching. Jossey-Bass, 1993.

Higgerson, Mary Lou. Communication Skills for Department Chairs. Anker Press, 1996.

Leaming, Deryl. Academic leadership: A practical Guide to Chairing the Department. Anker Press, 1998.

Lever-Duffy, Judy et al. Teaching and Learning with Technology. Allyn & Bacon. 2003.

Rhoads, Robert et al. Academic Service Learning: A Pedagogy of Action and Reflection. No. 73, Spring 198. Jossey-Bass series.

Richardson, Steven. Promoting Civility: A Teaching Challenge. No. 77, Spring 1999. Jossey-Bass series.

Siegert, Denise et al. Feminist Evaluation: Explorations and Experiences. No. 96, Winter 2002. Jossey-Bass series.

Wilkerson, Judy & William Lang. Assessing Teacher Competency. Corwin Press, 2007.

Zachary, Lois. The Mentor's Guide: Facilitating Effective Learning Relationships. Jossey-Bass, 2000.

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VIDEOS IN RASMUSON LIBRARY:

Harvard Teaching Series.

1. The Art of Discussion Leading: a class with Chris Christensen. Professor Roland "Chris" Christensen, who has taught for nearly 50 years at the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, initiates a group of apprentice teachers into the challenges of discussion leading. Under his guidance, the group analyzes a teaching case. Includes classroom scenes, reflections on teaching by Professor Christensen, and interviews with participants. 30 mins. VH6614.

2. How To Speak: Lecture Tips from Patrick Winston. Professor Winston of MIT offers advice on how to present an effective talk. Originally designed for graduate students preparing to give their first job seminar, his entertaining lecture is also aimed at faculty members and teaching assistants who will teach through lecturing. 45 mins. VH6612.

3. Thinking Together: Collaborative Learning in Science. Three models of collaborative learning -- an introductory physics lecture, a lesson in celestial navigation, and a section in physical chemistry -- filmed in Harvard classrooms. In each class, students discuss problems and devise solutions with the help of their instructors and peers. Includes interviews and classroom scenes. 18 mins. VH6611.

4. What Students Want: Teaching from a Student's Perspective. Teachers make assumptions about what motivates, excites, and frustrates their students. But how do students themselves view teaching? What do they find exciting and frustrating in the classroom? To help answer these questions Harvard interviewed undergraduates and presents their reflections on what facilitates learning, definitions of good and bad teachers, and the nature of the student-teacher partnership. 24 mins. VH6615.

5. The Act of Teaching: Part I. In this video, Nancy Houfek, head of Voice and Speech in the Theater Department at Harvard directs a workshop intended to help teachers improve their presentation skills. Throughout the workshop, Houfek stresses communicating with the whole self in order to "clarify, illuminate, and inspire" an audience. 42 mins. VH6613.

6. The Act of Teaching: Part II. This video leads teachers through exercises designed to prepare them for the physical challenges of the classroom. The video stresses the importance of warming up your body and voice so that you can be fully present to your audience as you begin to teach. 15 mins. VH6613.

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VIDEOS and CDs IN OFFICE OF FACULTY DEVELOPMENT: (these can be viewed at your leisure in 222 Bunnell or at home)

1. "Publish, Don't Perish: 12 steps to help scholars flourish." by Professor Tara Gray. Somewhat simplistic but very engaging workshop on scholarly publishing. Aimed at junior faculty. Two parts. 2 hours 30 mins.

2. "Effective Teaching & Learning Centers: best practices and emerging models. Florida Community College of Jacksonville and PBS Adult Learning Service. 2001. 55 mins.

3. Outcomes assessment of teaching panel (UAF profs Dana Thomas, Doug Schamel, Kelly Drew) 2001. 55 mins.

4. Presentation on services available for faculty at the Rasmuson library. 2002. 55 mins.

5. What makes effective teaching? (UAF profs Frank Soos, Claudia Clark, Rainer Newberry). 2000. 55 mins.

6. Presentation by Martha Stewart, Director of UA's Office of Federal Relations, Washington, DC. 2002. 55 mins. This presentation and Q & A session focusses on the "how to" of federal funding for research proposals.

7. How to be a good advisor. Dr. Wanda Martin, UAF Advising Center director, takes us through suggestions and advice on academic advising. 2001. 55 mins.

8. "How to get your project funded" Ted DeLaca and staff of the UAF Office of Sponsored Proposals take us through the steps involved in proposal writing and submitting. Also what this office can do for you! 2001. 55 mins.

9. "How I use BlackBoard" by Sherry Simpson. A videotaped presentation by a UAF faculty member. 2000. 55 mins.

10. "Surviving and Thriving your First Online Course". First in a series of Instructional Technology Survival Skills. PBS Adult Learning Service. 2001. 55 mins.

11. Tax Workshop for Faculty. Local Fairbanks CPA Gary Corrick takes faculty members through the do's and dont's of filing taxes. What can be deducted, etc. 55 mins.

12. Service Learning presentation at UAF by Ed Zlotkowski. 2003. 90 mins.

13. Library Experts: an Underutilized Online Learning Resource. Magna Publications. 2005.

14. Helping Departments Chairs Succeed. Magna Publications. April 2004

15. Using Humor to Enhance Traditional and Online Instruction. Magna Pubs. 2006.

16. Developing a Comprehensive Faculty Evaluation System. Magna Pubs 2006

17. Time Management for Academics. Magna Publications. April 2007. 90 mins.

Starlink videoconferences:

1. Integrating Technology into your ESOL Program. 2002. 90 mins.

2. The Internet: a new resource for Education. 2002. 90 mins.

3. Does your online course need extra credit to pass? 2002. 90 mins.

4. Copyright Issues Online. 2003. 90 mins.

5. Critical Challenges in Distance Education. "ADA Issues and Requirements". 2002. 90 mins.

6. "Putting it all together: Creative Ideas for Using Technology in the Classroom". 2003. 90 mins.

7. "Teaching for Strategic learning". 2003. 90 mins.

8. "Lessons That Last: The teachers that students remember". 2004. 75 mins.

9. "Connecting CATS and COLTS: Techniques to Improve Student Learning" 2004. 90 mins.

10. "Making Mentoring Accessible: Innovation and Technology in Teacher Induction" 2004. 90 mins.

11. Techniques for Teaching. December 2005.

12. Students and Cheating. Audio only

13. New Standards for New Students. February 2006.

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OTHER VIDEOTAPES:

23. "Wealth, Innovation and Diversity: Putting our Differences to work in the 21st Century" by Joel Barker. Hosted by best-selling author and futurist Joel Barker this video contends that your organization will experience long-lasting success only when you reap the benefits of diversity by collaborating with individuals and enterprises that are different from yourself. Lessons are taught against such backdrops as Machu Picchu's ruins, a farm in Ireland, skyscrapers in Singaporeand the forests, maintains and plains of America. Drawing from history, science and innovations of organizations and nations, Barker introduces a new premise for thinking and understanding diversity and its role in our lives and world, bringing his powerful messages to a conclusion with a call-to-action for every organization and individual. (Supported with facilitator guide, workbook and cd-rom). 2002. 31 mins.

24. "8 Keys to a Better Worklife" with Dr. Marty Nemko. PBS 2001. 60 mins. Almost every working person would like to improve his or her work life. So in this unique pledge special, career counselor, best-selling author (Cool Careers for Dummies), syndicated columnist and public radio host Dr. Marty Nemko will address such universal concerns as office politics, stress control, how to negotiate a pay raise and how to search for a new job. He will do this by talking to and interacting with a diverse studio as well as going on location to office buildings and other work environments. The 8 keys are: Tailoring your job to your strenghts; Winning at office politics; Smart ways to stay current; Mastering time; Gaining control over stress; Getting more money; When you still haven't figured out what you are going to be when you grow up; Job searching for people who hate networking.

25. "Invisible Rules: men, women and teams". by Dr. Pat Heim. 34 mins. 1996. According to Dr. Heim, men and women grow up in different cultures, learning different lessons about what it means to be a leader and what it means to be a team player. In her thoughtful and lively presentation she sorts out some of these rules - Men and women have radically different ideas of wha it means to be a team player; Our meeting behaviors are different. For men, the meeting often doesn't happen in the meeting and women may not know this; Women often use disclaimers, hedges, and tag questions in their linguistic behavior which can backfire when talking to men; and Our non-verbal communication is different. For example, when women nod, it means, "I hear you," whilc men nod in agreement. These differences are not right or wrong but they can result in confusion and conflict. By making these invisable rules visable, Dr. Heim provides the basis for better understanding, communication and teamwork.

26. "Everyday Creativity" with Dewitt Jones. This is about looking at the ordinary and seeing the .. extraordinary. We are all faced with challenges -- at work and at home. How we view these challenges and devise their solutions can mean the difference between just getting by and being successful. Hosted by internationally known photojournalist Dewitt Jones, this teaches us that we all have the ability to be more creative. Using inspirational stories, memorable locations and Jones' vivid photography, it will empower you to apply his simple, yet powerful creativity techniques to all aspects of your life. (Comes with workbook). 20 mins.

27. "Leadership and the New Science" with Meg Wheatley. This film is based on her book of the same name. It explores a simpler way to manage complex organizations, and encourages organizations to become more flexible and adaptable. 25 mins.

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