Michigan State University - AT&T Awards Competition in Instructional Technology
2009 AT&T FACULTY - STAFF AWARDS IN INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Responding to the growing use of online technologies for instruction at Michigan State University, Libraries, Computing and Technology held its third annual awards program, generously funded by AT&T, to both recognize and encourage best practices in the use of technology to enhance teaching and learning.
Best Fully Online Course (first place)
CEP 810: Carrie Albin / ISB 202 Stephen Thomas
Sharing the distinction of 1st place both courses CEP 810 and ISB 202 offer a wide variety of technological and pedagogical achievements that raise the bar of online teaching. More...
Best Blended Course (first place)
Kathy Lovell
Intensive small group problem-based learning incorporates patient video, live/online lectures and rich interactive neurology web resources for Grand Rapids and East Lansing students. More...
Honorable Mention Fully Online
Christina DeJong
DeJong’s online Criminal Justice research methods students describe her as “the most organized professor I have ever had in my entire college experience…" More...
Elizabeth Helder Babcock
PSY200 begins with a well-known cognitive psychology textbook and brings it to life in a deeply personal way, integrating rich multimedia lectures, online interactive labs, blogs, and forums. More...
Honorable Mention Blended
Kirk Domer
What do virtual tours, self-art, digital truth, the world of play, evocative research methods, and dramaturgy have in common? All are student projects in The Creative Process. More...
John LaPres
Tutorials, animations, and case studies combined with iClicker group discussions strengthen understanding and connect medical biochemistry lectures to clinical practice. More...