Each year at its annual conference, eLCC recognizes exceptional effort by faculty and staff in the field of eLearning. Please take a look at the the types of awards and nominate the exceptional people you know for 2019!
Nominations are open until March 1, 2019.
eLearning Educator of the Year
eLearning Advocate of the Year
Also take a look at the 2018 nominees! All nominees were recognized during the afternoon luncheon on Thursday, April 4, 2018.
The eLCC Educator of the Year award recognizes exceptional efforts by faculty and instructors in the field of learning with technology and eLearning. It honors individuals who have provided outstanding teaching to include online, hybrid, blended learning, web supplement, mobile and ubiquitous learning with technology. The winner of this award has demonstrated innovation and leadership at their institution and beyond in using technology to teach and in eLearning.
The nominations for 2018 eLCC eLearning Educator of the Year in alphabetical order are:
Diane Burtlow-Trujillo, CCCOnline
Cynthia Calongne, CCCOnline
Marcus Fowler, Front Range Community College
Nick Kallan, Regis University
And the winner is Marcus Fowler, Front Range Community College!
The eLCC eLearning Advocate of the Year award recognizes exceptional efforts by technologists, trainers, instructional designers, instructional coaches, online student services, administrators and academic technology staff in the field of eLearning and learning with technology. The recipient of this award have demonstrated leadership and innovation in online, hybrid, blended learning, web supplement, mobile and ubiquitous learning with technology at their institution and beyond.
The nominations for 2018 eLCC eLearning Advocate of the Year in alphabetical order are:
Farah Bennani, CCCOnline
Ed Johnsen, Regis University
And the winner is Farah Bennani, CCCOnline!
We are proud to also announce the 2018 Learning Technologies Team Nominees in alphabetical order:
D2L December Daylight Upgrade
D3U (D2L December Daylight Upgrade)
Regis University
ECE Z courses: Phase 1
Early Childhood Education OER redevelopment
CCCOnline
Rapid Response to Turbulent Times and Social Issues
Rapid Response Team
Metagame Book & ISTE Games and Simulations Network
Subject Matter Expert Orientation
Colorado Community Colleges Online Instructional Design Team
CCCOnline
The runner-up for 2018 is
Rapid Response to Turbulent Times and Social Issues, Metagame Book Club
and the 2018 winner is ECE Z courses: Phase 1, CCCOnline!
Here are all the 2017 winners and nominees! All nominees were recognized during the afternoon luncheon on Thursday, April 12, 2017.
The nominations for 2017 eLCC Educator of the Year were
Melissa Brydon, Regis University
Anjali Vaidya, CCCOnline and Front Range Community College
Marge Vorndam, Colorado Mountain College
Anjali Vaidya was the winner of the 2017 eLCC Educator of the Year.
The eLCC eLearning Advocate of the Year award recognizes exceptional efforts by technologists, trainers, instructional designers, instructional coaches, online student services, administrators and academic technology staff in the field of eLearning and learning with technology. The recipient of this award have demonstrated leadership and innovation in online, hybrid, blended learning, web supplement, mobile and ubiquitous learning with technology at their institution and beyond.
The nominations for 2017 eLCC eLearning Advocate of the Year in alphabetical order are:
Amy Arnold, University of Colorado – Denver
Farah Bennani, CCCOnline
Jon Johnson, Red Rocks Community College
Kae Novak, Front Range Community College
Eric Salahub, Front Range Community College
Ling Thompson, Regis University
Daryl Yarrow, Colorado Mountain College
Kae Novak was the winner of the 2017 eLCC eLearning Advocate of the Year.
We are proud to also recognize all of our eLearning Technologies Team Nominees
First Place
Mursion
University of Northern Colorado
Second Place
Embedded Office Hours
Regis University ID & T
Third Place
Cleaning Up the Front Door for FRCC Online Students
Front Range Community College Online Student Success Team
Honorable Mention (in alphabetical order)
Blockchain and the Future of Higher Education
Members from CCD, CCCOnline and Front Range Community College collaborating
with educators from Minnesota, Virginia, North Carolina, Florida and Oregon.
Project Outbreak
CCCOnline and Front Range Community College
Solve the Puzzle of Open Assessment: Escape (the Room) with Information and Technology Literacy (ITL) and Quantitative Reasoning (QR)
Front Range Community College SLO Outcome Mentors
2016’s winners and nominees are below:
2016 eLCC Educator Award Winners
David Kendrick, University of Northern Colorado
2016 eLCC Conference Technologist Award
Alex Benedict, Regis University