MEDEA Awards 2011

Showcases 2008

Hier können Sie mehr über die Teilnehmer/Showcases der Awards 2008 erfahren:

	Anti-Anti, MEDEA Special Award-Preisträger Sint-Lievenscollege Gent (Belgien), vertreten durch Steven Ronsijn
	ArtisanCam, Artistsatwork.org (Vereinigtes Königreich), vertreten durch Keith Alexander
	Canal Educatif, Canal Educatif à la Demande (Frankreich), vertreten durch Erwan Bomstein-Erb
	Five Little Ducks, Miriam Schembri, Fgura Primary School (Malta)
	Patient Safety - Mildred's Story, Universität Leicester (Vereinigtes Königreich), vertreten durch Jon Shears
	Pay Off!, Grethe Grønkjær, GeGe Publishing and Production Company (Dänemark)
	Poets Laureate of Antwerp, Bart Verswijvel, Immaculata Instituut Oostmalle (Belgien)
	Pronunciation Tips, BBC Learning English (Vereinigtes Königreich), vertreten durch Callum Robertson
	Rättegångsskolan på webben/Gerichtsprozessschulung produziert durch MEDEA Award-Preisträger 2008, das Amt für Kriminalitätsopfer/Brottsoffermyndigheten (Schweden), vertreten durch Ulf Hjerppe
	The Big Myth by Fiona Passantino, Distant Train (Niederlande)
	Unseen Voices, Sergio López Figueroa, Big Bang Lab (Vereinigtes Königreich)

The Classroom is a short animation produced in 2010 by British GCSE Mandarin students (Year 11) at St Chad’s Catholic & Church of England High School, Runcorn, as part of the formal education programme “Projector Community Languages” of Cornerhouse, educational charity and art centre. This production enabled teenagers to learn Mandarin in a fun, interactive and engaging way, increase their understanding of Mandarin and Chinese culture through the use of film and practical creative workshops, and encouraged teachers to deliver more creative language sessions at school.
The INgeBEELD Media Wisdom Platform aims to share know-how on media literacy and media wisdom with teachers in training or in practice but is also open to anyone who wishes to learn more about this. It includes both text and audiovisual materials (clips, films, photographs, interviews, music, etc.) and is made up of user-generated content.
CANON Cultuurcel of the Flemish Ministry of Education and Training launched the INgeBEELD project. INgeBEELD means “in images” or “imaginary” and offers learning materials and methods to teach 4 different target groups of the 4 separate subprojects audiovisual and multimedia literacy.
Changing Lives is a video explaining the different aspects that are involved in organising a local sports club for Special Olympics Ireland to new volunteers (and starting clubs). It guides you through the different volunteer roles and shows the common sports activities as well as some related activities you might not think of which are organised in a sports club.
Know IT All for Primary Schools is a vibrant new 3D SMART animation created by Childnet, designed especially for both primary school staff and primary pupils. The resource is designed to help school staff to understand important e-safety issues and to offer strategies and information on how to support young pupils to get the most out of the Internet.