Teaching with Technology Award

The Teaching with Technology Award is a means to recognize the excellence of Old Dominion's faculty and their innovative contributions to the quality of teaching and learning through the application of information technology.

Please take this opportunity to help identify your colleagues who have made creative and effective use of technology to improve their courses and programs by nominating them for this award.

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The award is presented annually to faculty members who, in the opinion of colleagues, the Chair, the Dean, the Teaching with Technology Award Selection Committee, the Office of Distance Learning, Information Technology Services and the Provost, have advanced the art of instructional technology in the effective presentation of their courses.

Eligibility

Any full-time or adjunct faculty member at Old Dominion University.

Award and Presentation

Award funds ($3000 per person, up to 3 awards) and a $1,500 department stipend will be provided to advance the use of technology in the classroom. The award will be presented at the next faculty awards event in which all University Faculty Award winners will be recognized.

Nomination Process and Schedule for 2022

Nominations can come from colleagues, from students in consultation with a faculty member, or from self-nomination and must be submitted to the appropriate College Dean by Tuesday, January 18, 2022, with the endorsement of the Department/School Chair. Please note, all nomination materials must be submitted electronically.

Nominations must include:

  • a letter that describes the faculty member's creative use of information technology in teaching and its impact on the quality of teaching and learning in their course;
  • a current CV and brief biography;
  • any other materials that support the nomination, such as the URL address of any instructional materials that the nominee may have on the web; and
  • student evaluations for the course(s) that incorporated the instructional technology. These evaluations must be included with the nomination and could be from the second and subsequent times that the course was offered. (Experience has shown that the first time a course is taught with a major new technological innovation, the student evaluations tend to be lower and not representative of the actual performance).

The Teaching with Technology Award Selection Committee, in association with the Office of Distance Learning and ITS, will review the nominations from the Deans and make a recommendation on the Award winners to the Provost by Monday, March 7, 2022.