Gallery of Winning Entries

Under Construction - Check back, after the official award ceremony in May. We will use this page as a virtual online gallery of winning Media Festival entries. We hope this gallery will help inspire teachers and students to begin experimenting with their own media projects!

Photo Journalism Students are encouraged to enter photos that tell a story.

Desktop Publishing, This category is for things like brochures, fliers, posters and newsletters.

Animations Students may create computer animations or "old-fashioned" stop-motion style animations.

Computer Graphics Students may use any computer software to create designs such as logos or info graphics.

Video these entries include news programs, commercials or even documentaries.

Presentations For entries in this category, students may use PowerPoint or other presentation software.

Podcasts - Sorry, we had no podcast entries in the festival this year.

Web Pages - Sorry, we had no web page entries in the festival this year.

Teachers - We encourage you to consider integrating media production activities into your daily teaching activities. We believe that students become more intelligent consumers of media by making them producers of media.

Students become more engaged with subject material when they begin the process of presenting it to others.

William Glasser says . . .

"We learn . . .

10% of what we read
20% of what we hear
30% of what we see
50% of what we see and hear
70% of what we discuss with others
80% of what we experience personally
95% of what we teach someone else"

So put your students in the driver's seat and let them teach each other!