A range of other SoTL resources can be equally useful depending on your purpose. Below is a list of blogs, databanks, email lists and organisations which commonly publish SoTL material.
Higher Education Research & Development Association's (HERSA) Scholarship of Teaching & Learning (SoTL) modules
The University has purchased a site-wide licence for the HERDSA SoTL modules. Please note VU staff will need to login.
Faculty Focus
Lots of excellent practical tips can be found at the Faculty Focus blog.
The Carnegie Foundation
The Carnegie Foundation and its Resources/Academy collection is a good source of validated research by discipline scholars into curriculum design to improve learning.
JISC
JISC is a UK further education research group that has a wide range of university resources.
Advance HE (UK)
Advance HE (UK) is also a great source for teaching resources and education research. They have an amazing range of free online journals that cover many professional areas.
Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT)
Another databank of materials that are (mostly) freely available is Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT), a US based collection. MERLOT is particularly useful because you can search by ‘type’ of learning materials, such as quizzes, assessment tools, animations and so on. Many of the materials have been peer-reviewed for their usefulness, so you have a sense of whether they ‘worked’ to help student learning.