Course Portfolios
This gallery of course portfolios exemplifies some of the best teaching and course redesign work accomplished by faculty members, instructional staff members, and departmental programs at KU. By reading these portfolios, composed and designed by KU faculty members with assistance from CTE, you can discover ways to encourage participation and engagement, evaluate student learning, develop students' professional competencies, facilitate community-engaged learning, and analyze learning at the program or department level.
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These portfolios represent faculty members' scholarship on their teaching and student learning.
Recent Portfolios
By Sean Gullickson (2021)
A Little Writing Goes a Long Way: Using Microwriting to Improve Student Engagement and Performance
By Jody Brook (2021)
Integrating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into Teaching Social Work Philosophy and Methods
Unpacking Core Goal 4.2 in a Summer Study Abroad Program in Spain
By Margot Versteeg (2020)
Featured Portfolios
By Carl Luchies & Molly McVey (2020)
Transforming an Undergraduate Dynamics Course Using Team-Based Learning
By Andrea Follmer Greenhoot (2010)
The Evolution of a Term Project: Iterative Course Redesign to Enhance Student Learning
By Ward Lyles (2018)
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Compassion: In a Quantitative Methods Class
By Kim Warren (2005)
Connecting Historical Issues to Contemporary Problems with Service-Learning