Managing your Fellowship

A number of resources are available to assist Fellows in planning, implementing, reporting and evaluating their Fellowship program and disseminating its outcomes.

Fellowship Reporting

The fellowships management information will assist fellows manage their project. It includes important information regarding reporting requirements, instructions for the preparation of text resources and publicly accessible project websites, as well as guidelines for correct acknowledgement and recognition of the ALTC's funding in all written project material.

Templates are available for the following reports:

• National Teaching Fellowship six-month progress report
• Teaching Fellowship six-month progress report

A template is not provided for Fellows' final reports.  These Guidelines provide a list of what is required in the report.

Logo and brand management

Information about using the ALTC logo on publications is available.

ALTC also has available PowerPoint and other templates.  Please contact our alexis [dot] cooper [at] altc [dot] edu [dot] au (Communications) staff for further details.

Evaluation

A website and resource to assist fellows and project holders in planning the evaluation framework component of their fellowship activities has been prepared by Associate Professor Paul Chesterton, Australian Catholic University and Dr Rick Cummings, Murdoch University. The resource will assist fellows in clarifying what they expect from an independent evaluation and how to carry out ongoing evaluation of the fellowship program.

Dissemination

The ALTC Dissemination Framework is supported by two reports examining how to achieve better dissemination and implementation from fellowship activities.

• Strategies for effective dissemination of project outcomes (2005)
• Dissemination, Adoption & Adaptation of Project Innovations in Higher Education (2005)

Working with Workshops

The resource Working with Workshops has been prepared for ALTC. Specifically intended for use by ALTC fellows and project teams, it provides useful background and practical hints for those designing and planning events for their programs.