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MEDEA Awards
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Awarded forInnovation and good practice in the use of media in education
LocationBrussels, Belgium
Hosted byMedia & Learning Conference
First awarded2007
Websitewww.medea-awards.com

The MEDEA Awards is a free competition launched in November 2007 and organised by the Media & Learning Association. It aims to encourage innovation in the use of moving images and sound in education, across Europe and beyond.
The MEDEA Awards are integrated in the Media & Learning Conference,[1] a yearly conference about the use of media in education which takes place in Brussels, Belgium.[2]

Past Awards Winners[edit]

Edition Entries Participant Countries Jury Members
MEDEA Awards 2008 121 25 35
MEDEA Awards 2009 254 38 77
MEDEA Awards 2010 136 31 74
MEDEA Awards 2011 115 28 75
MEDEA Awards 2012 213 32 90
MEDEA Awards 2013 342 37 118
MEDEA Awards 2014 237 29 Not Mentioned

MEDEA Awards 2008[3][4][edit]

MEDEA Awards 2009[5][6][edit]

  • Overall Award Winner: Know IT All for Primary Schools by Childnet International (UK)
  • Special Jury Award: Eyes on the Skies by European Southern Observatory (Germany)
  • European Collaboration Award: Traditions Across Europe by Istituto Comprensivo “Don Bosco” (Italy)
  • Award for Creativity and Innovation: Daisy and Drago by Terakki Foundation Schools (Turkey)

MEDEA Awards 2010[7][8][edit]

  • Overall Award Winner and Professional Production Award: BBC News School Report by BBC News (UK)[9]
  • Special Jury Award: Pocket Anatomy by eMedia Interactive (Ireland)
  • European Collaboration Award: Evolution of Life by LMU Munich (Germany) and CNDP - Centre National de Documentation Pédagogique (France)
  • User-Generated Content Award: Et si c'était toi? by the Lycée Technique du Centre (Luxembourg)

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Home".
  2. ^ "Media & Learning Conference 2011 | CHECK.point eLearning".
  3. ^ "MEDEA Awards 2008 | MEDEA Awards". 3 March 2021.
  4. ^ "Elearningeuropa.info | eLearning". Archived from the original on 2012-07-31. Retrieved 2011-07-25.
  5. ^ "MEDEA Awards 2009 | MEDEA Awards". 3 March 2021.
  6. ^ http://www.elearningeuropa.info/en/directory/MEDEA-Awards-2009%3A-Winners
  7. ^ "MEDEA Awards 2010 | MEDEA Awards". 3 March 2021.
  8. ^ http://www.elearningeuropa.info/en/directory/The-9-finalists-of-the-MEDEA-Awards-2010-announced
  9. ^ "School Report wins European award". 26 November 2010.

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