These exhibitions of multimedia examples of the scholarship of teaching discuss emerging understandings about the challenges and opportunities of representing scholarly work in new genres.

Table of Contents

• Building Knowledge for Teaching and Learning
  The works displayed in this exhibition complement the article, BUILDING KNOWLEDGE FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: THE PROMISE OF SCHOLARSHIP IN A NETWORKED ENVIRONMENT.
  Written by Thomas Hatch, Randy Bass, Toru Iiyoshi, and Desiree Pointer Mace
• Compressing and Crystallizing Knowledge
  A discussion on some of the ways in which faculty are transforming knowledge about teaching and learning into intellectually engaging and visually navigable formats.
  Curated by Senior Scholar Toru Iiyoshi
• Disciplinary Styles
  This exhibition is a related resource for the book of the same name co-edited by Senior Scholar Mary Huber.
• Mathematics Education
  An exhibition showcasing work focused on math education.
  Curated by Jackie Dewar and Cheryl Richardson
• New Visions of K12 Teaching
  Discusses how K-12 Carnegie scholars have utilized new tools and technologies to directly reflect classroom experiences, refract those experiences through the teacher’s analytical lens, and represent both of the above through innovative websites.
  Curated by Research Scholar Desiree Pointer Mace