2011 Learning on Screen Conference and Awards
The BUFVC Learning on Screen Conference & Awards 2011 was held at BFI Southbank (National Film Theatre), London on Thursday 24th March 2011.
Learning on Screen Conference 2011
The Learning on Screen Conference focused on the importance and benefits of using moving image and sound in education. Sessions explored:
- using moving image and sound to improve teaching and learning
- meeting student expectations
- content – finding it and using it effectively
- production – designing successful educational media
Further details regarding the conference and the full programme can be viewed here.
Learning on Screen Awards 2011
The Learning on Screen Awards celebrate and reward excellence in the use of moving image and related media in learning, teaching and research.
Michael Cockerell presenting the 2011 Learning on Screen Awards
The 2011 Learning on Screen Awards Ceremony was presented by Michael Cockerell, the BBC political documentary maker, author and broadcaster.
View the 2011 Learning on Screen Award winners and nominees here.
A full list of entries to the 2011 Learning on Screen Awards can be viewed here.
Details regarding the judging committees for the 2011 Learning on Screen Conference are available here.
Learning on Screen Awards 2012
The Learning on Screen Awards 2012 will open to entries in Autumn 2011. If you wish to be notified as soon as the 2012 Awards entry period is opened, please send your request via email.
Learning on Screen Conference 2011
The conference focused on the importance and benefits of using moving image and sound in education, including flexible approaches to teaching and learning; controlling and reducing costs; and finding, producing and using content.
Nominations for Learning on Screen Awards 2011
A full list of the 2011 Learning on Screen award categories, including winners and nominees is available to view.
Judges 2011
The Learning on Screen Awards 2011 judging committees were Chaired by Sir Ron Cooke, former Vice Chancellor of the University of York. Find out more details regarding the judges here.
