DELTA Awards 2010-11 IDEA Grants
DELTA is pleased to announce the awarding of $147,500 in new IDEA Grants to twenty recipients across nine academic colleges at NC State. The lead faculty member and title for each project supported this year are listed below:
| Robin Fran Abrams | ARC 140: Experiencing Architecture |
| Michael J. Bustle | GTI 401 – Culture Windows: On-Line International Student Success Modules |
| James W Brown | MB 451: Microbial Diversity – Development of a DE section |
| Ronald K Campbell | ARE 106: Introduction to American and International Business Law |
| Danesha Gita Seth Carley | CS 415: Integrated Pest Management – Establishing a Distance Education Course |
| Nilda G Cosco | LAR 492: Design for Children and Family Landscapes |
| Dan Barry Croom | AEE 524: New Media Methods – Coordinating the High School Agricultural Education Program |
| Amanda Ross Edwards | PS 305: in The Justice System in the American Political Process – Proposal for a Distance Education Course |
| Lori Beth Holcomb | ECI 515: Internet Applications & Web Design |
| Janet Hudson | ENG 332: Streamlining Feedback in Online Writing Instruction |
| Cynthia L Istook | FTM 219: Development of Teaching Aids for Apparel Product Analysis |
| Chad Victor Jordan | PB 200: Plant Life – Development of a Distance Education offering |
| Sharolyn A Lane | PSY 230: Enhancing Comprehension of Research Methods and Statistics Via Animation and Collaborative Work |
| Laura Linker | ENG 251: Major British Writers |
| Marguerite Murray Moore | FTM 385: An Integrative Approach to Teaching Consumer Research in Textiles in an Online Environment |
| Seth Murray | IS 200: Introduction to International Studies |
| Jonathan L Phillips | ARE132: Personnel Management |
| William R Robinson | PY 211: College Physics I – adapted for Distance Education |
| Daniel E Saloni | WPS 595: Manufacturing Excellence |
| Edward Weems Jr. | ARE 113: Principles of Salesmanship |
DELTA’s Innovation in Distributed Education Applications (IDEA) Grants are a competitive awards program that promotes innovation in the use of instructional technology in online distance teaching and learning, builds expertise in this area, and enhances the technology-rich learning environment at North Carolina State University. DELTA provides assistance in the form of personnel hours and funds to faculty and staff to support the planning, design and development of high quality distance education courses. The DELTA IDEA Grants, seek to cultivate instructional excellence in online environments by promoting new ideas, teaching methods, and technologies.
If you would like to learn more about the IDEA Grants, visit the website, read about the history of the program, and look at some of the FAQs. You may also e-mail any questions you might have to ideagrants@lists.ncsu.edu.
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