|
|
| How to participate | PRINT | | MEDEA Awards: Open Call for Participation in 2009 |
 Roosbeek (BE), April 2009 - The MEDEA Organising Committee has announced the start of a new MEDEA Awards year. MEDEA Awards were created to recognise and promote excellence in the production and pedagogical design of media-rich learning resources at all levels of education and to highlight good practice in the use of media and video in the classroom.
The MEDEA Awards 2009 are now open for the submission of entries. This year there are two new MEDEA Awards. The first is the MEDEA Award for Creativity and Innovation, set up to coincide with the European Year of Creativity and Innovation 2009 to encourage participation from teachers and learners and intended to highlight creative and innovative use of media in education. The other is the European Collaboration Award, intended to reward a production-project initiative that features or has come about as a result of European cross-border collaboration.
Before submitting a multimedia project or production, MEDEA strongly recommends reading the judging criteria to understand what the judges are specifically looking for and the criteria they will use when judging a submission. Applicants should also read the terms and conditions of submission, where the rules for participation in the MEDEA Awards can be found.
The MEDEA Awards judges recognise the primary role of effective and innovative educational design in the use of moving images with learners. They will primarily be looking for materials and approaches that demonstrate original and successful use of media with students to achieve clearly defined educational outcomes. They are particularly keen on encouraging original and groundbreaking applications of moving images and sound in education. In addition to the main award, the judges may at their discretion present a special award to an approach or production in recognition of exceptional innovation in pedagogic or technical design.
Potential Partners and Sponsors for the MEDEA Awards are still being identified.
|
| |
|
Related articles: |
| Web-Based Court |
| The First MEDEA Award Goes to Sweden |
 Berlin (GER)/ Roosbeek (B), December 2008 - Ulf Hjerppe, lawyer and information officer, received the MEDEA Award 2008 for the multimedia program Rättegångsskolan på webben/Court Introduction during the organization’s ceremony event. It was the first time that the MEDEA Award - a bronze statuette - was awarded. The special event took place in parallel to the ONLINE EDUCA Berlin Conference. [more...] |
| |
|
|
Printview
recommend article
contact CHECKpoint |
|
Copyright © CHECKpoint eLearning/INFObases GmbH
Use of copyrighted material by copying, distribution - including in electronic format - as well as storage in database systems, the Internet, or Intranets is not permitted without prior approval in accordance with copyright law and is punishable by law |
| Top |
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
|
|
|
| | | | | | | | | | Premium Content |  | Second Life as
an eLearning Platform | | 3D simulations and serious games are attaining ever-increasing significance for the learning world. A special case of its own is the virtual world Second Life. The CHECK.point eLearning Whitepaper "Second Life as an eLearning Platform" seeks to contribute to the discussion about Second Life’s suitability as a technological platform for education and training. The study answers questions like "For which application scenarios is Second Life suitable?" and "Which topics can be implemented successfully in Second Life?"
More information | | | | |
|
|
