Visible Knowledge Project Home Page

Rachel Theilheimer and
Joe Ugoretz (Borough of Manhattan Community College) recently completed a digital portfolio documenting their collective analysis of student work. The portfolio, Looking at Learning, Looking Together, outlines the nature of their collaboration (despite being in different disciplines) and what they learned from looking at student evidence together. More »

Familiarize yourself with the work of the VKP by exploring the following sections of our site:

	gain an overview of the project, including current news and the "project today"
	learn about the topics which have emerged from and across the work of faculty in the project
	meet the people and campuses involved in the VKP and find links to electronic posters describing VKP research projects
	explore online resource kits in the scholarship of teaching and learning, journals and an online glossary in the scholarship of teaching and learning
	log in to the various online tools and discussion space for VKP participants

What is the VKP?
The Visible Knowledge Project (VKP) is a five-year project aimed at improving the quality of college and university teaching through a focus on both student learning and faculty development in technology-enhanced environments. The Project involves over 70 faculty from 21 campuses nationwide. Read more . . .