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Awards Program / Past Winners

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

2013 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 Kazan, Russia at the ICL Conference on September 26, 2013.

The award winners are as follows:

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Winner, E-Learning

"iLearn-Pedes"

Children's Hospital of E. Ontario and University of Ottawa, Canada.
Representative: Toby Audecent

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Winner, Blended Learning

"Design of Mobile Learning - a blended course for K-12 teachers"

KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden.
Representative: Stefan Stenbom

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Runner-Up, E-Learning

"ANTH202: Introduction to culture"

eConcordia, Canada.
Representative: Patrick Devey

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Runner-Up, Blended Learning

"LEED Project Experience"

Everblue, United States.
Representative: Amy Molloy

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Honorable Mention, E-Learning

"Learn and Cooperation Platform of the BMBF funding priority"

Center for Learning and Knowledge Management (ZLW), RWTH Aachen University and Chair of Information Systems I – Innovation & Value Creation, Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany.
Representative: Tobias Vaegs

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Honorable Mention, E-Learning

"Language Teaching and Language Learning in a 3D Immersive Virtual Environment"

Algonquin College Language Institute, Canada.
Representative: Dmitri Priven

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Honorable Mention, E-Learning

"KMUT - Platform for Project Management"

Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany.
Representative: Julia Gunnoltz

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Honorable Mention, E-Learning

"Standardised Numeracy Assessment Process (SNAP)"

University of Chester (SNAP Services), United Kingdom.
Representative: Kieran Kelly

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Honorable Mention, Blended Learning

"EDIT 202"

University of Alberta, Canada.
Representatives: Carol Tonhauser, Anwen Burk, Sherri Fricker, Kim Peacock, and Janet Welch

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Honorable Mention, Blended Learning

"CompEduHPT"

KTH, Sweden.
Representative: Torsten Fransson

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Honorable Mention, Mobile Learning

"Qatar University Mobile Learning Project"

Qatar University, Qatar.
Representative: Mohammed Samaka