2012 Innovation in Technology and Learning Grant Recipients
Overview
The Technology and Learning grant program offers competitive funding to Pepperdine's full-time faculty members to support and encourage innovation in the field of technology and learning. Eight proposals submitted in January were recommended for funding by a committee comprised of faculty from all five schools of Pepperdine. The following proposals were funded for a total of $60,942:
2012 Grant Recipients
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"21st Century Teacher Education: A Case Study of How Technology Can Foster a Community of Practice" by Dr. Anthony Collatos of GSEP |
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"Toward a Framework and Strategy for Academic and Learning Analytics to Enhance Enrollment and Student Success" by Dr. Charla Griffy-Brown of GSBM |
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Pepperdine Faculty Collaboration Network, by Dr. Owen Hall, Jr. of GSBM |
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"Korg Group Education Controller 3" by Professor Lincoln Hanks of Seaver College |
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"The Role of iPads in Constructing Collaborative Learning Spaces" by Dr. Tim Lucas of Seaver College |
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"A/V Equipment for Film Studies" by Dr. Stephen Parmelee of Seaver College |
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Enhancing Student Learning Through Social Elements and Game Mechanics by Dr. Garrett Pendergraft of Seaver College |
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"Implementing Box: A Cloud-based and Interoperable File Management Solution" by Dr. David Smith of GSBM |
The grant program has been established by the offices of the Provost and the Chief Information Officer, and is administered through the Technology and Learning department.