XCaliber Award

The Center for Innovation in Learning or CIL is the division of Learning Technologies responsible for the XCaliber Award. The XCaliber Award is meant to recognize excellence in technology use in the classroom and within projects.

Recipients

2011	Individual Award: Peter Sforza Team Award: English Studies ePortfolio Team
2010	Individual Award: Kelly Parkes Team Award: Lumenhaus
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

External Links

• XCaliber Award