Developed by our community, for our community.
At AEFIS Academy we follow a community-driven development model. You make suggestions, we listen and consider, and together we innovate! That is what innovation looks like! Innovation begins with ideas, trial and error, and new functions and processes. Your contributions to this development model will shape how we grow as a community her at AEFIS Academy.
Features & Roadmap
Launch of Academy 1.0
In May, when our colleagues at AALHE looked to us for support as they quickly transitioned their in-person conference online, we accelerated our vision of a community service site we planned in response to COVID-19. Following rapid development during May, AEFIS Academy 1.0 was born in time for the AALHE Annual Conference On-Line.
- Basic Community Features
- Events with registration, attendance, and recording
- Basic Blogging Capabilities
Event Discussions
The ability for registered attendees to engage in Pre- and Post- event discussions and share resources, so our dialogues extend before, during and after the event.
Learn MoreJuly 2020AEFIS Academy 2.0 Beta Launch
Launch of 2.0 Beta with modern-day social networking and community capabilities, significant improvements, and much more.
Learn MoreOctober 2020Site-Wide Activity Feed
Social networking, connections with other members, following others, and a site-wide activity feed.
Learn MoreOctober 2020My Academy Dashboard
Personalized dashboard to about your AEFIS Academy and communities of practice.
Members Directory
Ability to find and connect other community members complete with bios, academic interests, and "Professional Superpowers".
Learn MoreOctober 2020Community Groups
Ability for community members to organize themselves into public, private, or hidden social areas with separate activity feeds and member listing.
Learn MoreOctober 2020
Forum Discussions
Ability to create community discussion forums to allow members to communicate in a structured, bulletin-board fashion.
Practice Domains
Communities of practice organized into four main practice domains: Learn, Teach, Collaborate, Innovate.
Gamification
Gamification to help improve communities of practice, community engagement, and professional learning.
Community Courses
Community courses for professional learning and more. The ability for community members to create courses coming soon.
