Past Grant Recipients

Scroll down to view past recipients of the Academic Technology Grant. For more information or to view the full project abstract, please contact us at eLIS@lesley.edu.

2005 Grant Awards

• Online Course Modules in Liberal Arts: An Extension to Prior Development - Connie Counts and Bard Hamlen
  Awarded: $3,299
• Digital Portability and Storage for Humanities Teaching and Research - Mary Dockray-Miller
  Awarded: $187
• Using Multi-User Virtual Environment Experiential Simulator (MUVEES) as a Supplemental Classroom Tool - Mary Mindess and Judith Periale
  Awarded: $3,500
• Data Gathering and Analysis to Support Geographic Information System (GIS) Databases for the Community-based Environmental Research Program (CBER) - David Morimoto
  Awarded: $3,270
• Integrating Music and Images for an Interdisciplinary Arts Curriculum - Joan Ryan
  Awarded: $700

• Technology Training Programs for Lesley College Faculty - Nancy Alimansky
  Awarded: $4,110
• Online Course Content to Provide Rich Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Content - Connee Counts and Bard Hamlen
  Awarded: $3,107
• Digital Video as a Valuable Teaching Resource in Early Childhood Education - Mary Mindess
  Awarded: $2,510
• Redesigning and Delivering the Educational Research and Evaluation Course Online - Dr. Sheryl Boris-Schacter
  Awarded: $1,938
• Enhancing Collaboration and Community using myLesley - Tina Wells
  Awarded: $2,077

• Blackboard for the Arts - Gene Diaz and Mary Clare Powell
  Awarded: $3,800
• Images of Literature in the Digital Age - Mary Dockray-Miller
  Awarded: $747
• The Devil's Advocate: Documentary of the Oxford Street Players 2002 - Anne Elizabeth Pluto and Mabel Sabogal
  Awarded: $3,300
• Enhancing Course Mentoring Websites with Audio Streaming - Linda Triplett
  Awarded: $1,633
• Digital Photography - Jane Tuckerman
  Awarded: $1,409
• Digital Photography - Gene Dorgan
  Awarded: $1,489
• Field Research in Brazil and the Development of a Lesley-Brazil Connection in Education and the Environment - David Morimoto
  Awarded: $1,200
• Web-based Archive of Student Theses - Marion Nesbit and Judith Beth Cohen
  Awarded: $1,950
• Audio-Conferencing Innovations in the Learning Community - Frank Trocco
  Awarded: $2,914