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How a Common Course Fosters Teaching Collaboration on One Campus

Creating a culture of collaboration around teaching is a goal on many campuses. But achieving it can be difficult. Teaching-and-learning centers, where they exist, provide resources, but using them tends to be optional. At many colleges, serious conversations about teaching are confined to departments, or else happen when instructors from very different disciplines co-teach a one-off course.
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