In this latter phase of your planning process you should reflect on the process so far as you plan for the ways your project will be published and shared. Reflective practice is a key component of SoTL activity. Often, it is the reflections that practitioners make on their work that become the stimuli for their research ideas.

To Do:

  1. Review each of the SoTL research outputs from the SFU Math project. Focus on the demonstrations of scholarship—from the SFU SoTL.
  2. Reflect on your own project planning and think ahead to how you might share your results.
  3. Update the last section of your SoTL research plan document with a dissemination strategy for making the key findings of your research study publicly accessible.
  4. In your response for this activity, include the shareable link or upload the current version of your MS Word document.
  5. After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.

This activity is part of the Publishing and/or Presenting Your SoTL Research section of the Scholar Module.

Complete This Activity

After you complete this activity please share a link to it and a description so it can be added to the responses below. You can add it directly to this site.

Add A Response

Resources for this Activity

Have you created a helpful guide or do you know one that might help others complete this activity? You can share a resource if it is available at a public URL. .

Add a Resource

112 Responses for this Activity

    5 Resources for this Activity

    Creative Commons License
    This work by Ontario Extend is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.