Adobe Youth Voices has announced an exciting new program: Adobe Youth Voices Aspire Awards.
From their press release:
This is an electrifying online media festival that will honor young people worldwide who have creatively communicated their vision for change in their communities and their lives through video, photography, graphic arts, and audio.
The prizes being offered are Adobe software, Dell laptops, Samsung camcorders, cash donations to a charity of the winning projects choice, and flip cameras given to both youth participants and their respective organizations. You can learn more about the details, the prizes and the international judges such as Mira Nair(Monsoon Wedding), Robert Kenner (Food Inc), Neil Bennett (Digital Arts magazine, and many more via our Web site at: www.youthvoices.adobe.com/awards
Links
Adobe Youth Voices Blog Post: http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2012/01/adobe-youth-voices-aspire-awards.html
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Tags: Adobe Youth Voices, Awards
Category: MLE News
About Rhys Daunic: Rhys is a member of the NAMLE board of directors currently serving the Executive Committee as Secretary, and is chair of the Communications Committee. He is a Brooklyn based educator and consultant who integrates media literacy education into a variety of learning environments around the country. He is co-founder and director of The Media Spot, where he specializes in working with organizations, educators and students to design and implement curricula that align media literacy concepts with learning goals through 21st century forms of communication.
Rhys also works with schools and non-profits to create and maintain customized online learning networks, sharing all teaching resources, production notes, articles, tutorials, and archived student productions with the educational community through themediaspot.org.
Additionally, Rhys provides workshops and embedded professional development to K-12 schools throughout New York City as an educational technology consultant with Digital School Solutions (DSS). View author profile.