Learning Innovation Unit

Learning Innovation Awards 2006/07

Margaret Farren, Humanities & Social Sciences – E-Life Connecting People Project
John Lawlor, Humanties & Social Sciences – Curriculum Design and Implementation Project
Trudy Corrgan, Humanties & Social Sciences – Using the De Bono Method to Develop Inquiry Based Learning Skills.
Paul Van Kampen, Science & Health – Student-Centred Inquiry Led Firsts Year Physics Laboratories
Eilish McLoughlin, Science & Health – Investigating Inter-Disciplinary Science
Olilla Finlayson, Science & Health – Development of Interdisciplinary Physics and Chemistry Module for Non-Specialist Education Students
Donal O’Mathuna, Science & Health – Music in the Classroom to Engage Students and Encourage Reflection on Ethics
Brian Nolan, Science & Health – Training of Tutors/Demonstrators in the Faculty of Science & Health
Carol Barron, Science & Health – Development, Implementation and Evaluation of a “Trigger” for an Enquiry Based Learning Module
Olilla Finlayson, Science & Health – Multidisciplinary Problems as a Way of Motivating First Year Students
Donal Fitzpatrick, Computing & Engineering – Audio-Haptic Access to Computing and Engineering Diagrams
Michael Ryan, Computing & Engineering – Programming Learning Centre
Theo Lynn, Business School – SWIF (Student-Written, Instructor-Facilitated Learning)
Billy Kelly, Business School – BEST Project
Ronnic Munck – E-Learning Support for DCU Ballymun