AAEE - Australasian Engineering Education Awards
The Award for Innovation in Engineering Education (Formally the Motorola Award)
Introduced in 1998, The Award for Innovation in Engineering Education is awarded to an individual or a team who has used their creativity to design, implement and evaluate an innovation that has advanced the frontier of engineering education. The innovation may relate to any aspect of engineering education including curriculum, teaching style, instructional design, courseware, delivery, assessment, laboratory, engineering design, or industry experience. The nomination may focus on a specific innovation, a series of innovations, or a career of innovation.
The award consists of a $1000 honorarium and a framed certificate.
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Evaluating the Award for Innovation in Engineering Education.
Who | What | Outcome | Relates to | Factors for evaluation | |
(1 or more) | Essential | Optional | |||
Individual or Team | Used their Creativity to: Design, Implement, & Evaluate an Innovation (specific, series or career) | Advanced the frontier of engineering education
| Curriculum Teaching methods Educational Technology Courseware Assessment Laboratory Engineering Design Industrial Experience | Were clear goals set and met? Has it been evaluated? Is it:
| Does it use emerging technology? Is a technology applied in a novel way? Is there strong potential for sharing and/or reuse by other institutions? Does it cater for various learning styles? |
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