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IITAP 2007 award winners announced at April 24 ceremony

Ben Streetman, Judy Ashcroft, Jeffrey Siegel, Stephen Leslie (absent: Richard Corsi)

Judy Ashcroft, Guy Raffa, Stephen Leslie

Exemplars in teaching with technology and resource development were announced at the tenth anniversary Innovative Instructional Technology Awards Program (IITAP) showcase on April 24. Gold awards went to Dr. Guy Raffa in teaching with technology for Danteworlds: Purgatory and Paradise, and to Drs. Richard Corsi and Jeffrey Siegel in resource development for Building Mass and Energy Balances (BMEB).

Victor Edmonds, Director of Educational Technology Services at UC Berkeley was the guest speaker and judge in a panel comprised of past gold award winners and IITAP founders.

Thanks to our collaborators in innovative instructional technology Apple, Inc., Hewlett-Packard, and the New Media Consortium for their assistance and donations of prizes for the winners.

 

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