Faculty members in the chemistry and nursing departments received awards
for their innovative teaching methods using technology.
Deborah Bambini, assistant professor of nursing, and Deborah Harrington,
assistant professor of chemistry, received the Pew Faculty Teaching with
Technology awards March 26. The awards were presented during the seventh
annual Teaching and Learning with Technology Fair.
Bambini was recognized for being an early adaptee of multiple forms of
technology and engaging her students in Wiki and Webquest projects. She
is also a consistent presenter during brown bag workshops, hosted by
Educational Technology.
The award committee noted that Harrington was a pioneer in the adoption
of using clickers to track student learning in large classes. She also
organizes and works with Online Web-based Learning for assignments.
The fair and the awards are sponsored by Academic Computing and the Pew
Faculty Teaching and Learning Center.
Deborah Bambini, left, and Deborah Harrington received
the Pew Faculty Teaching with Technology awards during the tech fair
March 26 / Photo by Amanda Pitts
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