Title: SLC Meeting July 16, 2003
1SLC MeetingJuly 16, 2003
- Issues to be discussed
- Time table for catalyst proposal
- Current funding details (to be included in the
proposal) - Budget items
- Proposal outline
- Tasks (what needs to be done and who will do it).
- Next meeting(s)
2SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Time Table
3SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Time Table
- Notes
- The schedule in Year 2 will depends on the
schedule of RFP for full centers. - If the next call for proposals is 2 years from
now (September 2005) we should aim for submitting
a proposal in September 2005 (compress Year 2). - If the next call of proposals is 3 years from now
(September 2006) we should stick with the time
table.
4SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Current Funding (last 5
years)
5SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Budget Items
- Workshop and conferences
- 2,000 per one-day workshop (60 participants)
- 16,000 per two-day conference (200
participants) - 44,000 total
- Travel
- NSF-related travel
- Visits to other centers
- Visits to national conferences
- 28,000 total
- Mini-grants
- Four - six mini-grants of around 25K each
- 125,000 total
- Administrative costs and supplies
6SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Proposal Outline
- The project description must be 15 pages or less.
- Margins (left/right/top/bottom) must be 1.
- Font Times, 12 points.
- Line spacing exactly 16 points.
7SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Proposal Outline
- I. Introduction (based on the white paper)
- 2 pages total
- II. Summary of our strengths
- Funding Profile
- Description of strengths of each institution
- 1 page per institution, 5 pages total
- III. Summary of potential participants in the
center (beyond the five founding institutions).
How do we involve them in the center proposal? - 1 page total
8SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Proposal Outline
- IV. Outline of the catalyst activities and how
they will allows us to develop a Center proposal.
This Section should also include examples of
possible mini-grants. - 6 pages total
- V. Time table and milestones
- 1 page total
- VI. Summary
9SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Tasks to be completed
- Section I Introduction
- Combine components of the original white paper
(Mark) with the WHY IS TECHNOLOGY FAILING IN
EDUCATION document (Carol) - Dov, Carol, Mark, Frank, .
- Section II Our strengths
- Need 1 page summary of each institution
containing - 1 paragraph characterizing the institution (e.g.
number of students - fulltime/part time, degree
programs, etc.) - Summary of strengths that are relevant to our
proposal. Needs to be selective. - One person from each institution
- Brockport
- MCC
- Nazareth
- RIT
- U of R Frank
10SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Tasks to be completed
- Section III Summary of potential participants
- Dov
- Section IV Description of possible mini-grants
- Each mini-grant should be interdisciplinary and
inter-institutional - Mini-grants should discuss in detail the science
of learning component of the project - 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- Section V and VI Time table and summary
- Done
11SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Tasks to be completed
- References
- We need references
- Work done at our institutions
- Work relevant for the proposal
- ????
- Biographical sketches
- Who wants to be senior investigator?
- I need to have biographical sketches by Friday.
- Budget finalized
- Meeting with the Deans office on Tuesday 7/22
(Dov, Mark, Frank).
12SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Next steps
- Need all information by Friday (7/18)
- First rough draft distributed on Monday (7/21)
- Comments due by Wednesday (7/23, 8 am) and
discussed at our regular Wednesday meeting.
13SLC Meeting July 16, 2003Final Comments
- In little more than one month we went from
meeting each other for the first time to starting
to work seriously on a collaborative effort. - We will reach our ultimate goal one way or the
other. Although a funded SLC is our focus we
need to keep our eyes open for other
opportunities, and make sure our activities are
advertised in the appropriate manner. - We can be proud on what we have achieved so far
and thank Dov for pulling us all together.