HomeVideos Why Integrate Student Voices in SoTL? Share: Randy Bass (Georgetown University); Sophia Abbot, Hayley Burke, Huipu Li, Roselyn Appenteng, Alicia Walker, and Alison Cook-Sather (all of Bryn Mawr College); Mick Healey (Higher Education Consultant and Researcher); and Carmen Werder and Kara Yanagida (Western Washington University) discuss the benefits of integrating student voices into scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) projects. This video was produced by the Center of Engaged Learning at Elon University for ISSOTL Online 2013. Learn more at http://blogs.elon.edu/issotl13. Suggested Citation: Center for Engaged Learning. (2013, September 12). Why integrate student voices in SoTL. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LbKSkqr06Y This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. 13 years ago• 182views Scholarship of Teaching and Learning,Student-Faculty/Staff Partnership,Studying Engaged Learning You may also like 00:05:56 Leading SoTL from the Margins 2 days ago 60-Second SoTL,Podcasts,Studying Engaged Learning 00:06:08 Strengthening SoTL Ecosystems 4 weeks ago 60-Second SoTL,Podcasts,Scholarship of Teaching and Learning,Studying Engaged Learning 00:04:15 A SoTL Mindset 1 month ago 60-Second SoTL,Podcasts,Studying Engaged Learning 00:03:50 Grand Challenges of SoTL in Africa 1 month ago 60-Second SoTL,Podcasts,Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 00:05:46 Exploring GenAI’s Potential as a SoTL Partner 3 months ago 60-Second SoTL,GenAI,Podcasts,Scholarship of Teaching and Learning,Studying Engaged Learning 00:06:16 Considering Time in Students as Partners 4 months ago 60-Second SoTL,Podcasts,Student-Faculty/Staff Partnership