Project Outcomes
Interactive Video Systems: Improving the Communication Skills of a Range of Medical Professionals.
Professor Damian Schofield
Oswego
2018
Tier Three
Amount of Award:$40,000.00
Over the life of the project a series of interactive video training tools will be created for students intending to enter a range of medical professions; the tools will focus on improving communication skills (and other soft skills), an essential area where a lack of resources has been identified.
DIY Hands-on Biotechnology Video Games with Lab Simulation Builder
Dr. M. Ete Chan
Stony Brook University
2018
Tier Three
Amount of Award:$45,000.00
Development of a "Lab Simulation Builder" to allow instructors to create, without any computer programming requirement, a variety of hands-on lab video games that can be controlled by our custom electronic controller that emulate actual lab tool's appearance and operation to improve students' tactile wet-lab skill and STEM learning experience even outside of the lab.
ePATIENT: Educational Program Advancing Training in Interprofessional Networked Treatment
Dr. Sarah Lynch
Binghamton University
2018
Tier Three
Amount of Award:$20,000.00
This educational electronic medical record will be used by a group of interprofessional students to work as a patient care team, effectively simulating modern healthcare workflow and communication, and preparing students to succeed in real-world environments.
Expanding Campus-Wide Digital Scholarship Collaboration at Maritime: Building Bridges Across Disciplines for a SUNY-Wide Digital Scholarship Initiative
Dr. John Rocco
Maritime College
2018
Tier Three
Amount of Award:$20,000.00
Expanding Campus-Wide Digital Scholarship Collaboration at Maritime: Building Bridges Across Disciplines for a SUNY-Wide Digital Scholarship Initiative is our title and our overarching goal. Our new Digital Scholarship Lab (DSL) will become the center for DS at Maritime and provide for a SUNY-wide model.
Open edX Pilot
Mr. Joseph Kerr
University at Buffalo
2018
Tier Two
Amount of Award:$20,000.00
The University at Buffalo (UB) College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), in collaboration with campus partners, proposes to explore Open edX as a traditional and post-traditional education delivery platform to students on a global scale.