2009 Digital Education Achievement Award Winners Announced!

The Center for Digital Education and Converge magazine announced winners of the 2009 Digital Education Achievement Awards. The awards showcase exceptional K-12 and higher education Web sites, projects and programs across the world. They recognize educators, students, parents and volunteers who are creating meaningful education experiences for students using digital technology.

“This year’s nominations were outstanding," said Marina Leight, vice president of the Center. "Increasingly, education leaders are raising the bar of technology accomplishments. The awardees demonstrate that teachers, students and technology officials are collaborating for improved learning resources and innovative educational experiences.”


2009 DIGITAL EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS — Congratulations!

Learning and Engagement category winners:

Abilene Christian University, ACU Connected 
Alabama Department of Education, Technology Initiatives: ALEX (Alabama Learning Exchange) 
Anne Arundel Community College, Project SCOPE 
Darton College, Motion Capture in the Classroom
The Holocaust Centre, History Speaks: Online Holocaust and Genocide Survivors Archive
University of Maryland, International Children's Digital Library

Accountability category

Winner:
Northern Virginia Community College, Computer Emergency Notification System
Honorable mention:
Truckee Meadows Community College, Online Student Government Election Ballot and Voting System 

Community category

Winners:
Carson-Newman College, Alumni Web Site
Howell Township Public Schools, Online Kindergarten Registration
Honorable mention:
Wisconsin Technical College System and Fox Valley Technical College, The WiscOnline Resource Center

Sustainability category

Winner:
Fashion Institute of Technology, ePortfolios for College Admissions