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ASU Remote 2022: Strategies for Supporting Adjunct Instructors

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ASU Remote Faculty Summit 2022 in partnership with Every Learner Everywhere® June 2022

Topic: Effective Teaching Practices Faculty Preparedness Professional Development

Role: Administrator Instructional Support Staff

To better understand the practices that impact online adjunct faculty, equity, access and quality, WCET and OLC with support from Every Learner Everywhere®, conducted a survey of 119 administrators in the summer of 2021. Following the survey, in-depth follow-up interviews were conducted with 12 institutions. Survey results were published in Online Adjunct Faculty: A Survey of Policies and Practices. Join authors of the survey report and upcoming Online Adjunct Faculty Playbook to learn about how institutions can adjust their infrastructure to support online adjunct faculty.

Speakers: Norma Hollebeke, Senior Manager, Network Programs and Services at Every Learner Everywhere® and Abby McGuire, Director of Research at the Online Learning Consortium

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Recommended citation:

Davis, V. & McGuire, A. (2022, June 9) Strategies for Supporting Adjunct Instructor [Video] Every Learner Everywhere® and ASU Remote Faculty Summit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oq7_2Dny_ys&list=PLc9-1gBe1Xr_KX_6fu5NFtHi6IslxP3I3&index=11

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