Innovation in Distributed Education Applications

DELTA is providing assistance to NCSU faculty and staff in the form of personnel hours and funds to support planning, design and development of high-quality distance education courses, programs and resources. DELTA's IDEA grants are provided to promote innovation in the use of instructional technology in online teaching and learning, build expertise in this area, and enhance the technology-rich learning environment at North Carolina State University.

We especially encourage projects that serve the distance education needs of significant numbers of potential students residing in North Carolina, that are consistent with departmental and college initiatives or that are connected with a DE certificate or degree program. DELTA also encourages projects that yield materials which can be used in on-campus courses or extension activities in addition to their intended DE usage. All projects should strategically use DELTA personnel and resources, have wide applicability, and be sustainable over time.

Submit a proposal

1. Download RFP Guide
   1. Download the 2008-09 DELTA IDEA Grants request for proposals for information about the IDEA Grants program. The 2009-10 RFP will be available in May 2009.
2. Sign up for a consult
   1. Schedule a consultation where you can discuss your proposal with appropriate DELTA staff. Consultations are scheduled by writing to ideagrants@lists.ncsu.edu and must be scheduled at least 48 hours in advance.
3. Submit/edit proposal
   1. Go to the proposal submission system to create a new proposal, edit one that you started earlier or view your proposal(s).

Information

• FAQs
  • Find the answers to commonly asked questions about the DELTA IDEA Grants
• History
  • Learn more about the history of the DELTA IDEA Grants and see lists of previous recipients

If you have questions or comments about the IDEA Grants program, please contact us at ideagrants@lists.ncsu.edu