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September 2014 Issue
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Campus Technology 2011 Innovators Award Winners Announced
05/19/11
Chatsworth, Calif., May 20, 2011
—
Campus Technology
, a leading monthly publication produced by 1105 Media Education Group that delivers relevant news, updates and real-world experiences on the use of technology to advance the way colleges and universities operate and educate, officially announces the winners of their 7th annual Innovators Awards. This year, 10 winners were selected in six categories, out of 393 nominations submitted from higher education institutions around the globe:
Category: IT Infrastructure & Systems
Purdue University
Project: HUBzero Platform for Scientific Collaboration
Project lead: Michael McLennan
Vendors/technologies used:
Developed in-house
Penn State University
Project: ELIMedia Server
Project lead: Bryan Ollendyke
Vendors/technologies used:
3Play Media
Adobe
Drupal
LongTail Video
Category: Teaching & Learning
Purdue University
Project: Signals
Project lead: John Campbell
Vendors/technologies used:
Blackboard
QSR International
SPSS
SunGard Higher Education
New York University Stern School of Business
Project: iPad App to Improve Access and Use of Digital Course Materials
Project leads: Anand Padmanabhan and Maya Georgieva
Vendors/technologies used:
XanEdu Publishing
Santa Barbara City College
Project: The Human Presence Learning Environment
Project lead: Douglas Hersh
Vendors/technologies used:
EduStream
Elluminate (Blackboard)
Moodle
Remote-Learner
Skype
Twitter
Wimba (Blackboard)
YouTube
Category: Administrative Systems
Brigham Young University
Project: Learning Outcomes Website
Project lead: Jeffrey Keith
Vendors/technologies used:
Developed in-house
Category: Student Systems & Services
University of Toledo
Project: ACCESS Adaptive Technology Virtualization
Project lead: Angela Paprocki
Vendors/technologies used:
Atomic Learning
Bluehost
Cambium Learning
Freedom Scientific
GW Micro
Nuance Communications
Texthelp Systems
VMware
University of Montana
Project: Academic Planner
Project leads: Loey Knapp, Sharon O'Hare, and Jon Adams
Vendors/technologies used:
SunGard Higher Education
Category: Leadership, Governance, and Policy
Pepperdine University
Project: Integrated Information Resources Advocacy, Management, and Institutional Effectiveness
Project lead: Timothy Chester
Vendors/technologies used:
Oracle
Xythos (Blackboard)
Category: Education Futurists
Duke University School of Nursing
Project: Immersive Virtual Poster Sessions
Project lead: Mary Barzee
Vendors/technologies used:
Dropbox
Microsoft
Twitter
VenueGen
Each year, the Campus Technology Innovators Awards recognizes higher education institutions and their vendor partners that have pursued, and successfully launched, initiatives that reach beyond today's IT applications to create tomorrow's educational technology practices—serving as models to other institutions seeking best-of-breed information to help them meet their own campus challenges. "We commend the efforts of these colleges and universities, their project teams and partners. Their vision and collaboration should inspire other institutions to reach new heights with their own technology endeavors," says Wendy LaDuke, President and Group Publisher of 1105 Media's Education Group. This year's winning projects will be featured in the August issue of
Campus Technology
magazine, and will receive in-depth coverage on CampusTechnology.com, as well as be spotlighted at the Campus Technology 2011 conference, held July 25 – 28 at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston, Mass. For more information on the 2011 Innovators, visit the Campus Technology Innovators web page
www.campustechnology.com/innovators
. For information on Innovators at Campus Technology 2011, visit the Campus Technology 2011 conference site.
About Campus Technology
Campus Technology
is more than a higher education technology magazine. It’s a comprehensive resource that includes a monthly magazine, website, eNewsletters, webinars and in-person and virtual events—providing in-depth coverage on the technologies and implementations influencing colleges and universities across the nation. You’ll discover valuable how-to content, best practices, industry trends, expert advice and insightful articles to help administrators, campus executives, technologists and educators plan, develop and successfully launch effective IT initiatives. Visit www.campustechnology.com to learn more.
About 1105 Media Education Group
The 1105 Media Education Group informs and educates K-20 executives, administrators, technologists, faculty and industry professionals about the emerging instructional and administrative technologies influencing the landscape of classrooms, schools, districts and higher education institutions around the world. Through two publications, a multitude of online resources, and six in-person and virtual events, our four flagship brands:
T.H.E. Journal
,
Campus Technology
, FETC and Web Design World deliver essential content that assists education professionals to successfully mold the tech-savvy students of today into the productive digital citizens of tomorrow. Free subscriptions are available to our publications and newsletters. Visit www.thejournal.com, www.campustechnology.com or www.fetc.org.
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