The 2018-2019 awardees of the innovation minigrants, selected in Spring 2018 for work in Fall 2018, just presented the outcomes of their funded projects. A total of 10 different campuses have received innovation minigrants over the last two years, funding a diverse range of projects led by faculty and staff.
Congratulations to the minigrant recipients for 2018-2019! Videos of their presentations will be shared soon.
Tawn Gilihan Anderson, Stanislaus – Telepresence robot for remote class
Josh Callahan, Humboldt – Wireless mesh for disaster prep
Mariano Loza-Coll, CSUN – AI Teaching Bot
Dr. Young Kwon & Kim Vincent-Layton, Humboldt – Augmented reality for physiology lab
Willie Peng, Fullerton – App to help student with public speaking
Mihaela Popescu, San Bernadino – Machine learning to analyze student outcomes
Jessica Pressman, SDSU, Mapping Humanities Research
Max Tsai, Fresno – Blockchain badges
Deone Zell, CSUN – Alexa to control classroom tech
You can read about the 2017 minigrant recipients as well.
