2014-2017 Online Master of Education Cohort Graduates
A total of thirteen distance education students graduated with a Master of Education degree with specialization in Curriculum and Instructional Technology.
Larysa Nadolny creates 360˚STEM Resource for Schools
Dr. Larysa Nadolny and her research team have created a 6-12 STEM resource for teachers using virtual reality (360˚ wrap around image). The Coral Reef Adventure Simulation immerses students in a 360˚ view of an ocean ecosystem.
CTLT Awarded Grant to Help Prepare Preservice Teachers for the Maker Movement
Associate professor Denise Crawford, Ph.D. student Yi Jin, and CTLT instructional support specialist Dennis Culver were awarded a Miller Faculty Fellowship grant for the project “Preparing pre-service teachers for makerspace communities in PK-12 education.”
Denise Crawford Receives ISTE Award for Excellence in Teacher Education
CTLT Director and SOE Associate Professor Denise Schmidt-Crawford is among the 2016 Professional Learning Network (PLN) awards honorees.
Larysa Nadolny delivers keynote at SITE 2016 Conference
Dr. Larysa Nadolny gave a well received keynote lecture at the 2016 Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education (SITE) Conference in Savannah, Georgia. Titled “Epic Win: Designing for Success with Game-based Learning,” Dr. Nadolny shared her experience with designing and teaching in game-based learning environments and offered practical steps for other educators to start their own game-based courses.