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Georgia Gwinnett College was established in 2006 as the only state college in a highly populated suburban Atlanta county, growing from 118 initial students to over 5,800 currently, anticipating 8,000 by fall 2011. The college hires between 80-100 new faculty per year who are non-tenured and evaluated based on teaching, scholarship, service, and student engagement. To identify technology competencies required of faculty, focus groups were conducted across campus departments, with the resulting list forming the basis for faculty development activities. A Hybrid Fellows program was also created using this competency list to outline the skills and schedule for faculty teaching hybrid courses.
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