2011-2012 IDEA Grant Awards Announced
DELTA is pleased to announce the 2011-2012 awarding of $112,000 in new IDEA Grants to 14 recipients across five academic colleges and Student Affairs. The lead faculty member and title for each project supported this year are listed below:
| Recipient | Project Title |
| Chris Anson | Using Screen Capture Technologies to Respond to Students’ Writing |
| Michael D Cobb | PS 303: Race in American Politics – DE Course Development |
| John A. Fuller | MUS 120: Rudiments of Music – DE Course Development |
| Ed Gehringer | A Classroom Response System Using Google Apps |
| Gerald B Huntington | ANS 550: Pasture Plant Identification component |
| Pooneh Lari | ED 599: Global Perspectives in Educational Policy and Practice |
| Stacy A C Nelson | GIS 595: Spatial Ecology in Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences through Distance Education |
| Frederick Parker | ARE 345-601 – Global Agribusiness Management |
| Shannon Pratt Phillips | ANS 110: The Creation of an Equine Science Quiz |
| David M Rieder | Using Motion Control Game Systems to Track, Record, and Analyze Formal Presentations |
| Joseph P Roise | Wildfire Science Education – new DE Course Development |
| Terri E Varnado | TDE 385 / 386: Robotics Education |
| Edward Weems Jr. | ARE 112: – Course Development |
| Scott Whisnant | ANS 220 and 221: Reproduction and Lactation of Domestic Animals – Development of a DE Section |
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, you can go to the web site at https://delta.ncsu.edu/ideagrants/ and read about the History of the program, and look at some of the FAQ’s. You may also e-mail any questions you might have to ideagrants@lists.ncsu.edu.
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