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| Yr | Award | Project | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| '07 | European E-Learning | Film Street | Best International Project |
| Yahoo Find of the Year | Film Street | Education | |
| BETT | ArtisanCam | Digital Content (Primary) | |
| BETT | SoundJunction | Digital Content (Secondary) | |
| '06 | BIMA | SoundJunction | Education and Training |
| BIMA | Film Street | Kids | |
| E-Learning Awards | SoundJunction | Most innovative new product | |
| Newspaper Society Advertising and Digital Media Awards | Headline History | Best Online Community Webpage | |
| Music Industries Association | SoundJunction | Best Supplier Initiative | |
| Association of Online Publishers | SoundJunction | Innovation; Best Launch | |
| New Media Effectiveness | SoundJunction | Effectiveness in Music | |
| BETT | Stagework | English Key Stage 3 & 4 | |
| '05 | Newspaper Society Digital Media Awards | Headline History | Web Design |
| United Nations World Summit | Stagework | E-Learning | |
| Web Marketing Association Web Awards | Headline History | Outstanding Website | |
| Association of Online Publishers | Stagework | Design | |
| New Media | City Heritage Guides | Education | |
| WEBBYS | Headline History | People's Voice- Broadband | |
| '04 | BAFTA Interactive | Stagework | Factual Learning |
| BAFTA Interactive | Headline History | Children's Learning | |
| Newspaper Society | Headline History | Best Web Design Best Promotion of an Online Service Best Digital Media Development |
ProjectsETC - the information-sharing site for people creating digital projects - will be taken over by Creative & Cultural Skills (CC Skills) when Culture Online closes at the end of March 2007.
Launched by Culture Online in October 2006, ProjectsETC aims to help people create great digital projects in the overlapping areas of Education, Technology and Culture (ETC).
The ProjectsETC website (www.projectsetc.org) will become part of a suite of online resources to help people develop their skills in the creative and cultural sector. ProjectsETC will integrate with the Creative Knowledge Lab (working title), currently being developed by CC Skills.
David Kershaw, Chief Executive of M&C Saatchi, trustee of CC Skills and Chairman of the Cultural Leadership Programme, welcomed the move: "Tomorrow’s cultural leaders need a sophisticated understanding of how to utilise the web to engage audiences. ProjectsETC has already done some outstanding work in this area. As an industry-led body, it’s fitting that Creative & Cultural Skills should build upon this important initiative so that it can continue to benefit the industry."
Claire Harcup, commissioning executive at Culture Online, said: "We’re delighted that CC Skills will develop ProjectsETC as part of their Creative Knowledge Lab strategy. We’re lucky in the UK to have some of the most talented and creative people in the world. Information sharing in this fast-moving online environment is crucial if we are to maintain and build upon this success."
ProjectsETC contains a wealth of information, guidance and case studies to help people build successful online projects. The ProjectsETC site also publishes regular podcasts exploring the issues behind the creation and management of digital resources. Previous ProjectsETC podcast interviewees have included Chris Smith, director of the Clore Leadership Programme and Stephen Heppell, one of Europe's leading online education experts.
