June 6, 2025Telling Your Research Story: Beyond Citations in SoTLby E. ClineThis is the second installment in a series on impact measurement for Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) researchers. In part 1, I discussed traditional metrics for measuring the influence of SoTL work. This post looks at nontraditional methods of…
May 30, 2025Telling Your Research Story: Citations, H-index, and Journal Impact Factor in SoTL by E. ClineThis is the first installment in a series on impact measurement for Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) researchers. This post is intended for individuals who publish in SoTL journals, contribute chapters and/or write books about SoTL, and/or attend SoTL…
May 23, 2025Telling Your Research Story: Research Impact Measurement in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning by E. ClineThis is the introduction to a series on impact measurement for Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) researchers. Drawing on their expertise in information science and instructional technology, Lindsay McNiff (Dalhousie University) and Lauren Hays (University of Central Missouri) created…
March 5, 2024Embracing Systematic Literature Reviews in Education Research: A Path to Rigorous Discoveryby Borghild Brekke Hauglid, Rachael Hains-Wesson, and Anne-Marie FannonIn the ever-evolving landscape of education research, the approach we take toward investigating new domains can significantly influence the outcomes and insights we garner. One such approach, which we firmly advocate for, is the systematic literature review (SLR). This method…
January 9, 2024CEL’s Book Series: Similarities and Differencesby Jennie GoforthSince 2019, CEL has been home to not one, but two, book series. We’re sometimes asked what the difference is between the two. Well, they are each unique (and each excellent in their own way), so this post will explain…
December 19, 2023Writing Stylishly in SoTL: The Gospel According to Helen Swordby Jennie GoforthThere is endless advice out there on how to write well. Some of this advice seems universal, and some of it varies a great deal, depending on the audience, purpose, and context for your writing. Academic writing brings its own…
September 19, 2023Timelines for Publishing an Academic Book: Why Does It Take So Long? by Jennie GoforthCreating an academic book from start to finish can be quite a long journey—we’re talking about years here. Most authors and editors are prepared for this, but it can come as an unpleasant surprise to some. In this post, I’ll…
June 1, 2023SoTL Literature Reviewsby Jessie L. Moore60-Second SoTL – Episode 36 This week’s episode features an article from the open-access journal, Teaching & Learning Inquiry, and examines strategies for writing a literature review on scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL): Healey, Mick, and Ruth Healey. 2023. “Reviewing the Literature on…
May 25, 2023Searching for SoTL Literatureby Jessie L. Moore60-Second SoTL – Episode 35 This week’s episode features an article from the open-access journal, Teaching & Learning Inquiry, and examines strategies for conducting a literature search for scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) projects: Healey, Mick, and Ruth L. Healey. 2023. “Searching…
March 7, 2023Inclusive Writing for International Audiencesby Jennie GoforthUsing inclusive language makes your audiences feel welcome and respected, reduces distraction for the reader, and maintains your (and our!) credibility. The books in our Open Access Book Series are downloaded by readers across the world, so we pay particular…