IT Challenge Grants

The Instructional Technology Challenge Grant and has been continuously funded since 2007. Small grants (of $500-$1000) are awarded to faculty members who propose outstanding educational projects that meet key criteria.

Applicants are expected to draft a 2-3 page project proposal with development and delivery timelines.

Fall Term

  • September 8: Call for proposals (download application guidelines)
  • October 1: Grant proposals due
  • October 5: Grant awards announced for funded projects
  • October 11: Begin technology purchases
  • December 6: Progress report

Spring Term

  • March 25: Report Survey
 Application Information

PDF ImageDownload the 2010 Grant Guidelines and Application.

Sample Grant Proposal

PDF Image Dr. Ellen Green’s “Teaching Collection Databasing: Insect Inventory of Dahomey National Wildlife Refuge” was funded previously. With Dr. Green’s permission, we are making available a copy of her proposal (PDF), which is intended to serve as a model for ITC applicants.

ITC Key Criteria

  • Project is focused on student learning.
  • Project is clearly and compellingly described.
  • Project is distinct (from typical curricula and/or on-going projects).
  • Project is unique (in approach and/or expression).
  • Project is replicable.
  • Project is self-sustaining.
  • Project solves a problem/offers a service.
  • Project positively affects the department/school.
  • Project positively affects the surrounding community.
  • Project leverages technology supported by OIT.
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