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Now Available! A Facilitator's Guide to Online Professional Development: Establishing Communities of Learning and Cultures of Thinking Carol Brooks Simoneau, Professional Development Facilitator Gerald D Bailey, Professor of Education, Kansas State University Foreword by Arthur L Costa and Robert J Garmston This new guide helps clarify the knowledge, attitudes, practices, and skills used by exemplary online professional development facilitators - those who maintain focus on the learners, and assess their current and future needs to match the curve of their learning. The approach offers research-based, practical strategies applicable to a number of online situations and settings. "As a long time proponent of Cognitive Coaching, I am eager to spread the word that a resource exists which will help guide professional development toward the use of this powerful framework and do so in a practical, approachable, yet research-based style." - Ruth Loring, Professional Development Designer and Senior Project Leader for Innovation in Teaching and Learning for Technological Education 2010 ISBN 978-1-933760-34-6 Paperbound 216pp. Order #1018 $29.95

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