The co-organizers of the booth are Angie Hodge, University of Nebraska Omaha, and Dana Ernst, Northern Arizona University. They asked IBLers to hold "IBL Office Hours." These wonderful volunteers spent part of their busy conference schedule at the booth to talk to attendees interested in learning more about IBL. A big thank you to...
- Angie and Dana,
- TJ Hitchman
- Victor Piercey
- Brian Katz
- Elizabeth Thoren
- Ron Taylor
- William Lindsey
- Melissa Lindsey
- Susan Crook
- Natalie La Rosa
In the age of top-down, centralized command-and-control reform efforts, based on model courses, external incentives, and penalties for non-compliance, we take a fundamentally different approach. We take the bottom-up view, where working with individuals and supporting them to solve their own specific implementation challenges is the core. Through intensive workshops, mentoring, small grants, and visiting speakers, we help individuals and small groups grow their IBL skills and practices, and cultivate a culture of learning at their institutions. Over time we believe that this community will be more durable, more sustainable, and ultimately impact more students' lives.
One community. Infinite possibilities!
