2015 Brightspace Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning Winners
2015 Brightspace Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning Winners |
Peggy Hartwick, John Kleefeld, Veronika Mogyorody, Diane Reddy, Alexsandra Zecevic |
The Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE) and D2L are thrilled to announce the five outstanding post-secondary educators who have been named winners of the 2015 Brightspace Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning:
Each year, the international Brightspace Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning identifies and celebrates innovative, thought provoking, and impactful teaching and learning practices by passionate post-secondary educators. “D2L champions innovators in education and is delighted to see what these five leaders have done with teaching and engaging learners,” said John Baker, President and CEO of D2L. “They This year’s innovations featured a wide range of approaches that were both technological and pedagogical. From transforming how students learn English through immersion in a 3D virtual world, to self-paced, personalized and authentic online learning in psychology, and the holistic “These five educators brilliantly showcase how creativity and innovation can provide deep and impactful learning to learners,” says STLHE President Robert Lapp. “Peggy, John, Veronika, Diane, and Aleksandra are shinning examples of the student-centered values that both STLHE and D2L encourage, support, and develop.” A diverse group of 10 highly experienced post-secondary educators selected the winners, who will be recognized at the 2015 STLHE Annual Conference, June 16–19 in Vancouver, and at Each of the five winners will receive a two-year membership in STLHE as well as $2,200 toward travel and registration costs for both STLHE’s Annual Conference and Fusion. Use these links to learn more about the 2016 recipients of the Brightspace Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning and the Brightspace Innovation Award in Teaching and Learning.
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