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This is the Community Portal for Lucknow University's Innovative and Inquiry-based Teaching Initiative.

The purpose of this website is to create a "teaching commons," a collaborative space that facilitates and supports the use of innovative and high quality teacher education with opportunities to increase knowledge, productivity, and professional effectiveness through sharing of pedagogical best practices, reports on current campus progress, ongoing research and by building an online community.

The Innovative and Inquire-Based Teaching for Excellence Project exemplifies the The Carnegie Foundation's idea of a "teaching commons" in which a community of faculty that are committed to enhancing the scholarship of teaching and learning can exchange ideas, best practices, discuss policy changes, and promote pedagogical innovations for their students.

The idea of a teaching commons is not new to academia. Faculty engaged in scientific research and disciplinary scholarship have long enjoyed collegial interactions and gained professional recognition through their participation in conferences and symposia.

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