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DELTA Grant Update: Continuing to Incorporate VR into LAR

Danielle Annerose Wisen

Hicks in the CTI Lobby. Photo by Katie Harris.

Jun 25, 2018

Inside DELTA: 5 Questions with Bill Hicks

A new Inside DELTA highlighting the life of DELTA staff in their day-to-day work routines and life outside of the workplace. DELTA’s Senior Systems Architect Bill Hicks enjoys building furniture and electronic devices. He can often be seen tinkering in the educational technology services area of the Center for Technology and Innovation.
Group photo of DELTA's College of Design alumni in front of Leazar Hall on NC State's campus.

Jun 19, 2018

DELTA’s College of Design Alumni Create and Share Experiences

DELTA’s New Media Development team includes several NC State alumni from the College of Design. We caught up with them to learn more about their experiences as students and how their backgrounds in design have impacted their creative work at DELTA.

A screenshot of the low-poly environment with realistic textures.

Jun 8, 2018

A Work in Progress: Immersive VR Environment for LAR 457

As part of an exploratory grant project for a landscape architecture course, Postdoctoral Research Scholar Muntazar Monsur and Teaching Assistant Professor Carla Delcambre are working with a team of dedicated DELTA staff members to create an immersive, 3D environment that students can explore using virtual reality headsets.
Breanna Collins in the CTI Lobby. Photo by Katie Harris.

Jun 4, 2018

Inside DELTA: 5 Questions with Breanna Collins

A new Inside DELTA highlighting the life of DELTA staff in their day-to-day work routines and life outside of the workplace. Breanna Collins is the Online and Distance Education scheduling officer. She is part of the online and distance education administrative team and loves watching horror, suspense and psychological thriller films.

May 15, 2018

Inside DELTA: 5 Questions with Todd Buker

A new Inside DELTA highlighting the life of DELTA staff in their day-to-day work routines and life outside of the workplace. Associate Producer Todd Buker creates video content for DELTA and is passionate about theater production.

3D printed biomolecules.

Apr 25, 2018

A Work in Progress: Tactile Teaching Tools for Inclusivity in Science Education

DELTA team members began working with Teaching Assistant Professors Claire Gordy and Melissa Ramirez to build a website where educators at NC State and beyond can share 3-D printable designs to enhance student learning in biological science courses.
Bethany Smith at last year's DELTA-Con.

Apr 19, 2018

2018 Summer Shorts Proposals Open Now(Archive)

Do you have expertise in teaching with instructional technologies that you would like to share with other NC State faculty and staff? Read more to learn about changes to the 2018 Summer Shorts Program and how to submit proposals for facilitating conference sessions.
L-R: Senior Vice Provost Duane Larick, Jason King, Helen Armstrong, Muntazar Monsur, Arthur Earnest, Nilda Cosco, Robin Moore, Jakia Salam. Photo by Marc Hall.

Apr 5, 2018

DELTA Staff Support 2018 Gertrude Cox Award Recipients

DELTA staff members proudly worked alongside 2018 Gertrude Cox Award recipients Research Associate Professor Nilda Cosco and Teaching Assistant Professor Jason King.
DELTA collaborates with various on-campus partners. Pictured: group session from the Summer Shorts in Instructional Technologies program.

Mar 21, 2018

Creative Collaborations Support New and Future Faculty to Improve Student Learning

DELTA team members began new collaborations with The Graduate School and the Office of Faculty Development in 2017 in an ongoing effort to provide students and faculty with additional teaching resources.
NC State graduate student in architecture Hao Lin experiences a landscape design in virtual reality using HTC Vive.

Mar 14, 2018

DELTA Grant Update: Continuing to Incorporate VR into LAR

Since the completion of DELTA Exploratory Grant work in 2016, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Kofi Boone has successfully incorporated virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) technology into his landscape architecture courses.