The '''Center for Innovation in Learning''' or '''CIL''' is responsible for the [[XCaliber Award]]. The XCaliber Award is meant to recognize excellence in technology use in the classroom and within projects. [[Image:XCaliber Award.png]] ====XCaliber Recipients==== {|! 2009|* Lifetime Achievement: [[Robert Siegle]]* Individual Award: [[Sara Kajder]]|-! 2008|* Lifetime Achievement: [[James Sochinski]]* Individual Award: [[Tom Walker]]* Team Award: [[Portable Laboratory on Uncommon Ground]]|-! 2007|* Team Award: [[Mechanical Engineering]] faculty, [[Digital History Reader]]|-! 2006|* Individual Award: [[Stephen Edwards]], for work on [[Web-CAT]]* Team Award: [[Engineering Science and Mechanics]] faculty|-! 2005|* Individual Award: [[Joseph Tront]], for [[Tablet]] usage|-! 2004|* Individual Award: [[Ketan Trivedi]] and [[Herve Marand]] for putting together the [[Chemistry DVD]]* Team Award: [[Sheryl Ball]], [[Catherine Eckel]], and [[Scott Midkiff]], for developing the [[Wireless Interactive Teaching System]]|-! 2003|* Individual Award: [[Lawrence Grossman]]* Team Award: The [[Multimedia Technology Team]]* Team Award: [[Solar Decathlon Team]] advisors|-! 2002|* Individual Award: [[Timothy W. Luke]]* Team Award: [[Problem List Generator]]|-! 2001|* Team Award: [[John Seiler]], [[Jeffrey Kirwan]], and [[John Peterson]]|-! 2000|* Individual Award: [[Arthur L. Buikema, Jr.]]* Team Award: Developers of the [[distance learning]] [[Instructional Technology Masters Program]]|-! 1999|* Individual Award: [[Dwight Barnette]], for developing the first completely web-based course at Virginia Tech* Team Award: [[Math Emporium]]* Team Award: [[Plant Biology Tutor]]|-! 1998|* Lifetime Achievement: [[Virgil A. Cook]]* Individual Award: [[Valerie G. Hardcastle]]|}