eLearning Awards 2002

Salvör Gissurardóttir made this web. It was last updated on 26.11.2002

I was invited to Stockholm  November 21th, 2002 to the Europan Schoolnet´s eLearning Awards Ceremony and the Eminent conference. It was because my project NKN 2002 - Building digital portfolios in on-line distance education was one of the nineteen project that had been selected from more than 700 entries. Here is information about my project in English 

Here are pictures from my stay in Stockholm:

See also some pictures from our trip to the VASA MUSEUM
More information about the European Schoolnet







  The following  text is from www.eun.org website

eLearning Award Winners Announced at EMINENT III
 

Author: Alexa Joyce

European Schoolnet’s prestigious eLearning Awards were presented for the third time at a prize ceremony during the EMINENT III conference in Stockholm, Sweden on 21 November 2002. Nineteen winning projects were picked out from more than 700 excellent entries, and invited to present their projects to high-level experts from Ministries of Education all over the world and private companies. Winners received cash prizes or equipment for their schools.

The eLearning Awards were launched as part of eSchola, an event to bring together schools all over Europe. The eLearning Award winners in 2002 are as follows:

Sun Microsystems and Apple Computer eLearning Awards

1. Students and local decision making
2. Scanning the city, finding a voice for youth
3. European Discovery Competition
4. In fourth place, there is a tie between nine projects, which all scored equally well in judging
NKN 2002 - Building digital portfolios in on-line distance education

Open College of the Grenoble Education Authority
Migrating Birds Know No Boundaries
Migration
Ants, Airedales and Panther Cubs
School Website with Examples of Use of ICT in the Educational Process
Halo Halo to Mooncake - Festivals & Folklore
The @-team - Children learn from each other and work together on the Internet
Palladio Website

 

Digital Brain Award for Innovative Use of ICT in Science

1. Motivating Students in Studying Biology
2. Field Trip Guide to the West Sligo Coastline

 

Apple Award for Multimedia

Radio reporters in Europe

Philips Award for Whole Class Teaching

1. craescuela.net
2. Ár gCeantar and Beyond

myEUROPE Award for Teaching About Europe

1.Viajar juntos es divertido
2. Intercultural Meeting Point

The finalists all received an all-expenses paid trip to the ceremony in Stockholm, which was hosted by Swedish TV presenter Ebba Blitz. The ceremony took place as part of European Schoolnet’s EMINENT III conference for high-level education experts from Ministries of Education, private companies and other eLearning organizations.

Following the event, the finalists presented their projects to experts and other finalists. During the weekend, they take part in excursions around Stockholm.

“It has been a fantastic experience to take part in the eLearning awards and to work together with so many teachers from all over Europe in so many ways. eSchola and it’s eLearning awards are a unique opportunity to make visible to many teachers, school managers, teacher trainers and everyone else some of all the exciting things happening in schools all over Europe and beyond. Encouraged by our experience from this and last year, I'm proud to announce that there will be an eSchola event in 2003. The theme will be Networking Schools, and you are all invited to take part,” said Angela Andersson, eSchola coordinator.

eSchola
http://eschola.eun.org
EMINENT http://eminent.eun.org