Entries for the ALT Awards 2022 are still open until 4 July 2022, meaning there is less than a week to submit your entry. This year’s Awards Ceremony will take place on 6 September, as part of the ALT Annual Conference 2022, held in Manchester.
With the awards now in their 15th year, this year we have created new categories to better reflect our Learning Technology community:
We are delighted to announce that we have now finalised our judging panel for the 2022 Awards.
Entries for the Awards are open until 4 July.
The ALT Learning Technologist of the Year Awards 2022 are now open for entries until 4 July 2022. The Awards celebrate and reward excellent research and practice and outstanding achievement in Learning Technology. All entries are reviewed by an independent judging panel chaired by the President of ALT, David White.
We are delighted to announce that we have now finalised our judging panel for the 2020 Learning Technologist of the Year Awards.
Entries for individuals, teams and research projects are open until 25 March.
The ALT Awards celebrate and reward excellent research and practice and outstanding achievement in Learning Technology. Established in 2007, the Awards have set a benchmark for outstanding achievement in Learning Technology on a national scale and attract competitive entries from the UK and internationally. All entries are reviewed by an independent judging panel chaired by the President of ALT.
The ALT Learning Technologist of the Year Awards 2017 will be presented at the ALT Annual Conference in Liverpool, on 6 September 2017.
Voting is now open for the Community Choice Award. Find out who the finalists are and cast your vote.
Each year since 2007 we have come together to recognise outstanding achievements in the learning technology field and the promotion of intelligent use of Learning Technology on a national scale. Selected by a panel of judges from across sectors chaired by Professor Martin Weller, Chair of the Association, the finalists compete to be awarded one of the prestigious Learning Technologist of the Year Awards. The Awards were presented jointly by Toby Yeung from CoSector, Melissa Highton representing the judging panel and conference keynote speaker Josie Fraser.
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2015 Learning Technologist of the Year Awards as follows:
Winner:
Digital Learning Team, University of Leeds
Runner up:
Academic Support, Technology and Innovation, University of Plymouth
