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Project Summary:

This project will focus on buttressing the design of learning experiences that best support all learners through the development, implementation, and dissemination of a UDL-based instructional design model.

A Laboratory-Based Introduction to Digital Scholarly Editing

Paul Schacht

Geneseo

2019

Type of GrantIITG Tier Three

Amount of Award:$35,200.00

Project Summary:

A Laboratory-Based Introduction to Digital Scholarly Editing" will create modularized open online educational resources that leverage a classic work of American literature, Henry David Thoreau's "Walden," to introduce learners to digital scholarly editing as an important branch of professional editing and publishing.

Creating Points of Transformation in SUNY STEM Education

Michelle Withers

Binghamton University

2019

Type of GrantIITG Tier Three

Amount of Award:$59,650.00

Project Summary:

Our proposal will bring nationally recognized professional development opportunities to current and future faculty in the SUNY system in order to train STEM educators in the effective use of active learning strategies to improve student learning, especially for students underrepresented in STEM fields.

ePATIENT: Educational Program Advancing Training in Interprofessional Networked Treatment – Phase 2

Sarah Lynch

Binghamton University

2019

Type of GrantIITG Tier Three

Amount of Award:$54,950.00

Project Summary:

This educational electronic medical record platform will be scaled up for use across SUNY campuses, as a way to promote realistic and practical team-based learning among interprofessional students in asynchronous and remote environments.

Evolving SUNY’s Thought Leadership: Preparing Today’s Faculty for Tomorrow’s Learners

Christine Kroll & Chris Rates

University at Buffalo

2019

Type of GrantIITG Tier Three

Amount of Award:$59,500.00

Project Summary:

This data collection and analysis project will enable the CEI Academies to operate under a continuous improvement model, allowing CEI to maximize the impact and effectiveness of this faculty development track.