Reflective Pedagogy Community of Practice: Engaging Faculty and Staff in Reflective Pedagogy to Prepare for Eportfolio Launch

Authors

  • Andrea M. Karkowski Capital University
  • Tristen Davis Capital University
  • Carmen Dixon Capital University
  • Nate Whelan-Jackson Capital University
  • Linda Wolf Capital University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33423/jhetp.v23i15.6401

Keywords:

higher education, reflective pedagogy, eportfolio, community of practice

Abstract

To prepare faculty and staff for using eportfolios in classes and with co-curricular experiences, we engaged faculty and staff in a Reflective Pedagogy Community of Practice. Participants reviewed and discussed the literature on reflective pedagogy, particularly related to using eportfolios. Participants documented their learning about reflective pedagogy in an eportfolio and shared their eportfolio with other participants for review and feedback. Materials and discussion prompts used during the community of practice sessions are provided. The assessment indicated that participants felt that the amount of work and the number of sessions that the group met were reasonable and that they learned a lot from the readings, discussions, eportfolio creation, and peer review of others’ eportfolios. This model to prepare faculty for using reflective pedagogy with eportfolios can be adopted by other institutions.

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Published

2023-09-28

How to Cite

Karkowski, A. M., Davis, T., Dixon, C., Whelan-Jackson, N., & Wolf, L. (2023). Reflective Pedagogy Community of Practice: Engaging Faculty and Staff in Reflective Pedagogy to Prepare for Eportfolio Launch. Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, 23(15). https://doi.org/10.33423/jhetp.v23i15.6401

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