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MEDEA Awards
Awarded for
Innovation and good practice in the use of media in education
The MEDEA Awards is a free competition launched in November 2007 and supported by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission through the MEDEA2020 project.[1] It aims to encourage innovation in the use of moving images and sound in education,[2] across Europe and beyond.
The MEDEA Awards are integrated in the Media & Learning Conference,[3] a yearly conference about the use of media in education which takes place in Brussels, Belgium.[4]
Overall Award Winner: Rättegångsskolan på webben/Court introduction by the Brottsoffermyndigheten/Crime Victim Compensation and Support Authority (Sweden)
