The topic for Media & Learning Online on 18 November was Scaling up video-based services in Higher Education and was a direct continuation of the conversation which took place in June. Now that so many universities have moved much of…
This webinar was part of a series of monthly webinars organised by the Media & Learning Association (MLA) and Nordicom which aims to support the growing number of organisations and individuals keen to help young people become more media literate.…
The winner of the MEDEA Awards 2020 was Language of Lying submitted by Hamlett Films for Open University, UK represented by Sian Hamlett and Philip Seargeant. The winner of the vote for the audience favourite was 2’ Minutos para mudar de vida/2 Life-changing…
During this webinar you will meet representatives from each of our finalists and see a short extract from their entry, this year’s finalists are (in alphabetical order): 2’ Minutos para mudar de vida submitted by Ipatimup, University of Porto, PortugalFÍS…
This two day online conference on scaling up and providing access to video based services in higher education featured talks and discussions drawing in part on the experiences of universities all over the world in scaling up their video based…
Media & Learning 2019: Video in Higher Education took place on 5-6 June 2019 and was all about highlighting the latest pedagogical and technical developments in this field and we had put together a programme that was rich in inspiring…
In 2019 the MEDEA Professional Production Award went to Transport Systems: Global issues and future innovations produced by University of Leeds in the UK. The MEDEA User-Generated Award went to The History of Life Film Project submitted by the National University of Ireland Galway…
Media & Learning 2018: Video in Higher Education that took place on 14-15 June 2018 was all about highlighting the latest pedagogical and technical developments in this field and we had put together a programme that is rich in inspiring…
This year the MEDEA Professional Production Award went to Mission Offi’Sim produced by Université de Lorraine in France. The overall prize for the MEDEA User-Generated Award went to Risky Business submitted by Ulster University, UK. The winners were announced during the MEDEA Awards Ceremony…
