Useful
Links
and Other Resources

OLN Learning Communities Initiative Wiki: contains information in a wiki format about cultivating learning communities

E-Learning Athenaeum: a statewide repository of e-learning resources; many created by learning communities

Community Walk: a graphical mapping of OLN funded learning communities across the state with community interests and other information. Click for 2006 PLCs and for 2007 PLCs
Portrait
of Practice Form: This form must be
completed by each grant funded professional learning community.

The Ohio Learning
Network: information about
the learning communities initiative, distance learning, teaching
and learning with technoloogy, and many other resources.
Miami
University Learning Community Website:
information about developing faculty and professional learning
communities, facilitating communities, establishing learning
communities on your campus, past practices that have yielded
excellent results, and much more.
Miami
University Bibliography of Learning Community Resources: a listing of many current books related to learning
communities and their benefits in enhancing student learning.

OLN
Learning Communities Initiative: information about Ohio Learning
Network's learning community programs. Includes discussions of
previous learning community outcomes from around the state.

Technopoli: an online calendar to help educators
easily and quickly find seminars, workshops, conferences, and
training about integrating learning technologies into teaching
and learning.

Ohio Learns:
Ohio's catalog of distance learning courses and degrees.
OLN
Teaching and Learning Resource Page: listing
of various teaching and learning initiatives accessible through
the Ohio Learning Network including the Learning Communities
Initiative.
Ohio
Teaching and Learning Centers: links to
the websites of several teaching and learning centers across
the state.
Implementing
the Seven Principles: an article
on using the Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate
Education, especially related to the use of technology.
Chickering
and Gamson's Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate
Education: discussion of effective methods increasing student
learning.
Dee
Fink's Taxonomy of Significant Learning: discussion of course
design, teaching techniques, and other methods of improving learning.
OLN Regional Centers
Northwest Regional Center at Bowling Green State University
Bonnie Fink, Coordinator bfink@bgsu.edu
Northeast Regional Center at Kent State University
Jeffrey Pellegrino, Co-Coordinator jpelleg1@kent.edu
Mary Tipton, Co-Coordinator mtipton@kent.edu
Southeast Regional Center at Shawnee State University
Barbara Kunkle, Co-Coordinator bkunkle@shawnee.edu
Eugene Burns, Co-Coordinator eburns@shawnee.edu
Southwest Regional Center at Miami University
Milt Cox, Coordinator coxm@muohio.edu
Central Regional Center at The Ohio State University
Tsui Cheah, Coordinator cheah.5@osu.edu |