Welcome to the Faculty Network!

Welcome to The Faculty Network, a faculty-to-faculty network promoting the effective use of learning technologies to enrich your teaching experience! Click here for a video introduction to the Wiley Faculty Network. The Wiley Faculty Network connects teachers with technologies, facilitates the exchange of best practices, and helps to enhance instructional efficiency and effectiveness. Faculty Network activities include technology training and tutorials, virtual seminars, peer-to-peer exchanges of experiences and ideas, personal consulting, and sharing of resources. The Faculty Network Guest Lecture Series connects you via your desktop with recognized leaders in your discipline! In this series of online guest lectures, well-known faculty will share their knowledge and experiences on a variety of timely topics and discipline-specific issues. Select the disciplines of interest to you below to view available guest lectures.

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	Featured Mentor

	Dr. Vern Lindberg, Physics For the past several years, Dr. Lindberg has been researching and implementing an activities-based calculus-based physics sequence at RIT, based on a similar course at NC State. Based on Physics Education Research, Dr. Lindberg's Team Physics course was implemented across a department of 25 in winter 2003-04. The course makes use of small-group learning, and is technology intensive, using Vernier Lab Pros, Interactive Physics, and Video Analysis (now within Logger Pro) as well as pencil and paper activities. The course meets for 2 hours of lecture and 5 hours of workshop per week. Other recent research of Dr. Lindberg's has been in the area of metallurgical thin films, using reactive sputter deposition of materials like TiN onto tool bits in order to extend the lifetime of the tool bit. Learn more about Dr. Lindberg.