Innovations in Teaching Using Technology Grant
Innovations in Teaching Using Technology Grant
Innovations in Teaching Using Technology Grant
The Innovations in Teaching Using Technology Grant is sponsored by Provost and the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. The intent of this grant is to fund and support innovations in teaching using technology at Rowan University. The grant is awarded for practical approaches to teaching with technology. Sponsored by the Provost and the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, this grant is principally targeted to initiatives that are innovative, scalable, adaptable, and applicable to teaching.
Faculty awarded the Innovations in Teaching Using Technology grant will be expected to present their proposal and findings at a future Faculty Center event. The grant ranges up to $1000.
Grant Information
Eligibility
Criteria
Application Process
All proposals are juried and competitive. Proposals should include relatively brief statements of intent that focus on defining issues of teaching that are potential targets for innovation and improvement throughout the Rowan community. Awardees are expected to share their results with the university community.
Proposals must include the following information in a pdf format:
- Title of proposal.
- Courses(s) or curriculum affected.
- Name of applicant(s).
- Objectives of the proposal: How they meet the criteria of innovation, scalability, and adaptability.
- Description of the specific innovation.
- Assistance needed from IRT Training & Instructional Support.
- Plans for evaluating and sustaining the innovation.
- Budget. Describe the essential technology and estimated costs. Grant funds are allocated for equipment purchases only.
Proposals must be submitted to the Application form by June 30th.
Review Process
All proposals are juried and competitive.
A review committee composed of members from IRT Training & Instructional Support and the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning will be established to approve grant proposals. The committee will evaluate proposals that are innovative, scalable, adaptable, and applicable to teaching.