8. It is not possible to accurately measure or determine evidence of long-term changes that may have occurred as a result of the project based on the current reporting mechanisms
9. Projects that have successfully embedded and upscaled have identified and engaged with potential adopters from the outset
10. Project leaders grapple with identifying, articulating, and responding to or developing a climate of readiness for change
11. The ALTC is perceived as having an obligation to support the dissemination of project outcomes through providing a searchable repository for project deliverables and facilitating opportunities for making links between projects
12. Successful dissemination strategies have multiple layers of change enablers who facilitate dissemination (Gannaway et al. 2011, p. 2)
Thus, it is acknowledged that the dissemination of project innovations, experiences and findings from learning and teaching projects has an important role in improving sector-wide practice. Within this context and with the aim of providing the sector with a concise and accessible means of engaging with the outcomes, innovations and experiences from ALTC and Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching (OLT) funded learning and teaching projects, a number of Good Practice Reports have been commissioned since 2011. These reports provide syntheses and reviews of learning and teaching projects and fellowships funded by the ALTC and OLT. Twelve reports had been published on different topic areas between 2011 and August 2014. These reports were commissioned to support the sharing of educational practices, resources and experiences from numerous projects through the development of palatable topic-bound reports.