MEDEA Awards 2010

Showcases 2008

You can find out more about the 2008 participants through these showcases:

	Anti-Anti by MEDEA Special Award 2008 winner Sint-Lievenscollege Gent (Belgium), represented by Steven Ronsijn
	ArtisanCam by MEDEA 2008 finalist Artistsatwork.org (UK), represented by Keith Alexander
	Canal Educatif by MEDEA 2008 finalist Canal Educatif à la Demande (France), represented by Erwan Bomstein-Erb
	Five Little Ducks by Miriam Schembri, Fgura Primary School (Malta)
	Patient Safety - Mildred's Story by MEDEA 2008 finalist University of Leicester (UK), represented by Jon Shears
	Pay Off! by Grethe Grønkjær, GeGe Publishing and Production Company (Denmark)
	Poets Laureate of Antwerp by Bart Verswijvel with his class of the Immaculata Instituut of Oostmalle (Belgium)
	Pronunciation Tips by MEDEA 2008 finalist BBC Learning English (UK), represented by Callum Robertson
	Rättegångsskolan på webben/Court introduction by MEDEA Award 2008 winner Brottsoffermyndigheten/Crime Victim Compensation and Support Authority (Sweden), represented by Ulf Hjerppe
	The Big Myth by Fiona Passantino, Distant Train (the Netherlands)
	Unseen Voices by Sergio López Figueroa, Big Bang Lab (UK)

ArtisanCam is a free online resource that introduces children and their teachers to the world of contemporary art. It has been designed to help teachers deliver a creative curriculum through a wide variety of interactive workshops and activities including over 560 exclusive video clips of international artists and their work.
Les TIC en Classe is an interactive DVD, produced by the Ministry of Education in France, to motivate teachers to use ICT in the classroom. The DVD shows with concrete examples and situations the contribution and advantages of digital services and tools to learning, to show the actual activities of students and to encourage teachers to use the many accompanying documents (on the DVD or available online) and extend the use of ICT and examples shown in the videos.
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.
Studiecoach is a free online resource for study advice or digital coach and was created by the Dutch Open University which is specialised in higher education for adult students through supported distance learning. Studying in distance learning requires new and different study methods from the traditional classroom learning; in distance education there are fewer contact hours and there is more self-study which requires more self-discipline.
Traditions Across Europe is a project within the eTwinning community, which is an EU programme that enables and encourages European schools to collaborate using ICT. Traditions Across Europe is based on an information exchange amongst 22 European schools about particular aspects, activities and traditions of the school's own country, a blog was set up by the schools to support this exchange.