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Faculty First
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GTA@ITC
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Teaching with Technology
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Wireless Instr. Initiatives
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Assistance with Grants
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GRANT NEWS
ITC GRANT PROGRAMS
Faculty First
This grant program partners ITC staff with individual faculty members
interested in receiving design and development assistance to reshape a
course or course component to enhance the use of technology in the
course delivery.
Description and CFP | Current
Recipients | Past Recipients
GTA@itc!
Each Fall and Spring semester, as an extension of the GTA@itc! Mentoring
Program, the ITC invites Graduate Teaching Associates and Assistants
(GTAs) with sole responsibility for teaching a course to submit a
proposal for the GTA@itc! Grant. The grant provides GTAs an opportunity
to redesign a course or course component for Web-based delivery.
Description and CFP
| Current Recipients
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Teaching with Technology Grant
The focus of this grant is to create interdisciplinary instructional
modules to be delivered on the Web. Grants are awarded to campus
departments with 2-5 faculty members collaborating to create at least
five Web-based instructional modules.
Description and CFP
| Current Recipients | Past Recipients
Wireless Instructional Initiatives
Each year a team of ITC staff works closely with faculty members in a
particular college to utilize wireless and mobile technologies in
conjunction with collaborative learning models and activities to develop
best practices for teaching and learning.
Description and CFP
| Current Recipients | Past Recipients
ETC Grant Programs
Project RITE
Recipients of Project RITE (Research of Instructional Technology in Education) complete a scholarly research pilot/project, presentable at a scholarly conference and/or publishable in an educational or disciplinary journal, that answers a specific question about the effect of instructional technology on student learning.
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Project RITE
Project SET
Recipients of Project SET (Sharing Educational Technology) grants
develop panel-reviewed, web-based instructional technology modules which
are then stored in a shared repository, accessible to faculty across the
state.
Read more about
Project SET
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