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A Novel On-line Approach for “e-student” Remote Laboratory Experiments

Daniel Jones

SUNY Polytechnic Institute

2014

Type of GrantIITG Tier Two

Amount of Award:$20,000.00

  • Virtual Assistance

Project Summary:

Creation of Remote Laboratory Experiments that will help to determine efficacy of student access to online physics lab environments to help fulfill General Education requirements for students who do not have direct and immediate access to the required laboratory equipment.

Project Outcome:

Have applied for additional IITG funds to extend this project. Have received campus funds to support this project.

Increasing Access to Nonprofit Management and Leadership Education

Yvonne Harrison

University at Albany

2014

Type of GrantIITG Tier One

Amount of Award:$10,000.00

Project Summary:

Creation of a MOOC to develop leadership to non-profit organizations. Includes use of an Open SUNY textbook and board development diagnostic tool.

Project Outcome:

Original Coursera course has been modularized to a specialization with capstone experience.

Designing Innovative Online Learning: Integrating a Coursera MOOC with Open SUNY Badging

Trudi Jacobson & Tom Mackey

University at Albany

2014

Type of GrantTier One

Amount of Award:$60,000.00

  • Learning Space (Facility)

Project Summary:

Integration of MOOC content on Coursera and Canvas platforms with Open SUNY Badging. Expands on an earlier project to promote student metaliteracy through a MOOCs and badge-based competencies.

Project Outcome:

Two very successful MOOCs were launched on 1) Canvas and 2) Coursera. Robust outcomes are available detailing the faculty and learner experience integrating badges into MOOC platforms.
Reports and Resources:

CIT Presentation on project outcomes: http://www.slideshare.net/kelmo/designing-innovative-online-learning
COIL Presentation on development and global reach of Coursera MOOC: http://www.slideshare.net/tmackey/empowering-yourself-in-a-connected-world
NERCOMP Presentation on Designing Digital Badges as OER: http://www.slideshare.net/kelmo/using-badging-as-an-open-educational-resource
LILAC Presentation on Development of Digital Badges: http://www.slideshare.net/kelmo/developing-a-digital-badging-system-for-metaliteracy-2
Collection of instructional videos used in both MOOCs: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHY3RpKWkwvQOeBS6jiRHmw/playlists
Coursera project website: https://www.coursera.org/course/metaliteracy
Canvas project website: https://learn.canvas.net/courses/591

Articles and publications:

UAlbany Experts in Information Literacy and Nonprofit Management and Leadership Win SUNY Innovative Instruction Awards: http://www.albany.edu/news/55661.php
Are MOOCs Mainstream? Q&A with Peter Shea: Are MOOCs Mainstream? Q&A with Peter Shea.
What is more exciting than a MOOC? A MOOC in which you can earn digital badges!: http://library.albany.edu/news/2014/10/what-more-exciting-mooc-mooc-which-you-can-earn-digital-badges
Empire State College offers Coursera MOOCs: registration Now Open: http://commons.esc.edu/cdl-course-highlights/empire-state-college-offers-coursera-moocs-registration-now-open/

Development and Assessment of a Multiplayer, Cloud Module for Teaching Population Genetics with Badge Incentives

Katharina Dittmar

University at Buffalo

2014

Type of GrantIITG Tier Three

Amount of Award:$35,400.00

  • Open Source Programs and Apps

Project Summary:

Expands on previous development and assessment of a multiplayer, cloud module for teaching population genetics with badge incentives to K-12 and undergraduate students.

Project Outcome:

A multiplayer game app available on iOS, Google Play, and the cloud to introduce students to population genetics and evolution in real time.
Project website

SUNY Impact: Designing and Validating a Research-Based Model for Online SUNY Teaching (MOST)

Randy Yerrick

University at Buffalo

2014

Type of GrantIITG Tier Three

Amount of Award:$29,000.00

  • Learning Organization/Community (Integration Fac/Staff)

Project Summary:

A research partnership between Buffalo and Albany to examine research based best practices for online SUNY teaching.

Project Outcome:

Curriculum design, teacher education pedagogy and cognitive science reviewed for modules development, along with instructor guides and course materials. Beta release of 2 week, 1 credit courses targeted for spring 2016.