MAGNA ONLINE SEMINAR
Category: Strategic Planning
-
-
- Faculty Support, Institutional Culture, Leadership, On-Demand Seminars, Online Seminars, Strategic Planning
- The Role of Educational Developers in Teaching and Learning Excellence
- $39.00 – $697.00
- For educational developers who help faculty in any aspect of course preparation, delivery, or professional development, this Magna Online Seminar links this professional role to student achievement and success. You will take away a solid understanding of how educational development is vital in teaching and learning excellence and how it’s a discipline of supporting high quality student learning experiences.
- Select options
-
-
-
- Leadership, Magna All Access, Magna Commons, On-Demand Seminars, Strategic Planning
- The Role of the Strategic Plan in Building Faculty Development Programs
- $39.00 – $697.00
- Learn the steps for creating an effective and dynamic strategic plan, ways of using the strategic plan to build institutional support for faculty development programs, and methods for using the strategic plan to communicate with outside stakeholders.
- Select options
-
-
-
- Department and Program Evaluation and Assessment, Faculty Support, Institutional Culture, Leadership, Online Program Evaluation and Assessment, Online Program Strategy, Personal and Professional Development for Academic Leaders, Strategic Planning, Subscription, Supporting Online Faculty
- Academic Leader
- From: $19.00 / month
- Academic Leader covers the trends, challenges, and best practices today's academic decision-makers need to protect and enhance their institution's mission while meeting the evolving demands from internal and external stakeholders.
- Select options
-
-
-
- 20-Minute Mentors, Leadership, Magna All Access, Mentor Commons, Strategic Planning
- How Can I Lay the Groundwork for Positive Technology Changes?
- $19.00 – $399.00
- Delve into how to think strategically about introducing a new technology to your campus and explore proven techniques for dealing with the technophobes and change-averse employees in your campus community.
- Select options
-