IELA - The International E-Learning Association
The international community for online learning researchers and practitioners.

Past Winners - AD 2011

Awards Program / Past Winners

Take a look at the list of past IELA Award winners:
 

2011 Winners, Academic Division

The International E-Learning Awards recognize the best uses of technology to improve education and job performance. Academic Division entries come from educational institutions and other organizations serving educational needs. Award winners were announced at our Awards Ceremony in Piestany, Slovakia at the ICL Conference on September 22, 2011.

The award winners are as follows:

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Winner, E-Learning

"Open English" Online English School

Open English, United States.
Representative: Nicolette Moreno

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Winner, Mobile Learning

"The Athabasca University Mobile Learning Project"

Athabasca University, Mobile Learning Project Team, Canada.
Representative: Jill Calliou

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Winner, Blended Learning

Master Online Study Program "Advanced Oncology"

Ulm University, Germany.
Representative: Dr. med. Manuela Bergmann, MD

 
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Runner-Up, E-Learning

"MLS620: Emerging Powers, an online course"

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (MALS Program, Division of Continual Learning, Office of Online Learning), United States.
Representative: Coventry Kessler

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Runner-Up, Blended Learning

"nQuire"

The Open University and University of Nottingham, United Kingdom.
Representative: Eileen Scanlon

 
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Honorable Mention, E-Learning

"Health Assesssment (NUR/CNUR 816) at Ryerson University"

The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education and The Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing at Ryerson University, Canada.
Representatives: Diane Pirner and Naza Djafarova

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Honorable Mention, E-Learning

"Bacterial Taxonomy Learning Tree"

Athabasca University, Canada.
Representative: Dr. Cindy Ives