THE WINNER 2011 The media literacy awards - for the best and most innovative media education
projects in European schools - were awarded this year for the tenth time.
Zum Inclusion-Preis 2011 Die Abteilung Medienservice des Bildungsministeriums freut sich über die zahlreichen Einreichungen von Sonderpädagogischen Zentren zum Inclusion-Preis des mla 2011. Die eingereichten Medienprojekte konnten die Jury vor allem durch die authentische Darstellung der Lebenssituation behinderter Menschen überzeugen, womit die in der UN-Konvention geforderte Partizipation in den Medienprojekten von behinderten Menschen praktisch umgesetzt wurde. Das BMUKK bedauert jedoch, dass es zum Inclusion-Preis 2011 nur eine Einreichung einer Integrationsklasse gab. Um die gelebte Inklusion von behinderten and nichtbehinderten Kindern zu fördern and das Zusammenleben medial darzustellen, wird das BMUKK 2012 gezielter Integrationsklassen zur Teilnahme anregen, um der Intention des Preises zu entsprechen.
Project management: main focus: development of information and teaching material on the safe use of new media and member of Safer Internet Network of the EU (Insafe).
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Trautl Brandstaller
Freelance journalist and writer. Made a significant contribution to
women’s emancipation in Austria. For many years she was head and presenter of “Prisma”, the women’s magazine
on Austrian Radio.
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Jakob M. Erwa
Author and film director (HEILE WELT,
TSCHUSCHEN:POWER). In 2007 he was awarded the Diagonale Prize for the best Austrian feature film of 2006/07.
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Dietmar Osinger
College of Education and member of the EOS
trainer pool. Consulting and training in organisation, quality, personal and team development.
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Roland de Roo
Programme coordinator at OKTO Community TV,
the particpatory television station in Vienna. Prior to that he worked freelance in video and television production.
THE WINNER 2008 Photos of the award ceremony >> Flickr
Video Winner: "Clang:Bilder – Das Geisterschloss [Soand: Images – The Haunted Castle]"
Since 2006 she has
been Professor of Sociology at the University of Vienna. In her sociological studies of film, media, and
communication since the 1990s she has analysed the representation of various social themes in feature
films and their television counterparts.
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MICHAEL HOLLAUF
Business
manager of the web 2.0 company, MeisterLabs, which developed, among other things the web-based
brainstorming solution, MindMeister (www.MindMeister.com).
He has been active in the areas of new media and internet for over twelve years.
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KENAN KILIÇ
Has lived in
Austria since 1981. Screenplay authot and director. Some of his films: Gurbet – In der Fremde,
Nachtreise, Das Tuch, Morgen Kinder
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ANDREA POLLACH
Studied journalism
and since 1994 has acted a press speaker, curator and film educationalist in the area of film and media.
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ANU PÖYSKÖ
Head of the Media Centre,
Vienna, media projects with children, young people, and adults both in school and extracurricular.
Expert on media education in extracurricular further education for young people. Work focus:
methods for active media work, participative/alternative media.
Since 1999 he has been the business
manager of the Vienna Film Fand and board member of the Austrian Film Archive.
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HERBERT ROSENSTINGL
Federal Ministry for Health, Family, and Youth, Federal authority concerned with the positive certification of computer and console games (BuPP).
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GABRIELE MATHES
Studied to be a director at the Vienna
Film Academy ander Axel Corti and Peter Patzak, filmmaker and screenplay author; project manager
for Viennaervideo&filmtage
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MANRED NEUWIRTH
Director, media artist, producer, works at Medienwerkstatt Vienna
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MELANIE HOVORKA
Slavonic studies at the University of Vienna,
editor of ethnic minority radio, radio 1476, (Austrian Broadcasting Company (ÖRF), programmes
the weekly magazine Radio Drát'ák
THE WINNERS 2006 The next roand of the media
literacy award [mla]– in Vienna, for the first time.
This year too, at the competition’s fifth replay, the jury had to rummage aroand in an
incredible wealth of projects (just ander 200). This is an indication that competent
and reflected use of media and their contents is becoming increasingly recognised as
important. We would like to thank you all for your entries which this year were
distinguished by innovation and creative playfulness.
Media Education advisor to the Vienna School Council (SSR) Vienna, screenplay author, radio journalist, former secondary school teacher, many years of organizing supervision for media education projects in Vienna schools )
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INGRID GERETSCHLAEGER, DR.
Head of the Media Education Advisory Office at the Lower Austrian Academy
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CLEMENS HAIDER, DI [FH]
Works at Aktion Film Salzburg, video production, producer in the area of documentary film, on-air promotion, image and product videos.
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ERNST SCHMIEDERER, DR.
Is a journalist (for Die Zeit a.o.), book author (a.o. Asoziale Marktwirtschaft) and business manager of Blinklicht Medienproduktion.
THE WINNERS 2005 This is now the fourth time that we are privileged to announce the winners of the media literacy awards [mla]. These awards are given to the best and most innovative media education projects in European schools.
Since we only have one prize and three honourable mention per category (video, radio, multimedia and print) to award, we have decided that this year that there will be special categories in order to pay tribute to special achievements that do not fall into one of the other categories. The prize winners in the categories “Teaching” and "Integrative Media Education" were chosen by the Medai Department of the Federal Ministry Education, Science and Culture (BMBWK)
Author and director. Feature films: Halbe Welt (1993, science fiction), Suzie Washington (1998, road movie), Der Überfall (2000, theatre play)
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Prof. Mag. Jutta Kleedorfer
Professor of Specialist Education in German at the at the College of Education of the Archdiocese of Vienna, head of administration of the Austrian Reading Association,, Austrian representative at the IDEC (International Development European Committee), reviewer, author
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Udo Somma
For many years she has been active in media education and is a media education trainer; media projects with children, young people and adults; radio play producer and works for various radio stations
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Mag. Martin Seibt, MSc
Head of Education at Aktion Film Salzburg, media educationalist, producer, communication and management training
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Mag. Nana Swiczinsky
Filmmaker and storyboard artist, current film: Vanishing Points, teaches at the University of the Arts, Linz
AWARD WINNERS 2004
The media
literacy awards—for the best and most innovative media education
projects in European schools—were awarded this year for the third
time by the Ministry of Education.
The award ceremony took place on the 26th Novemeber 2004 during the YOUKI,
the International Media Festival, in Wels. Picture
gallery award ceremony.
"Jury — Assessment sheet"
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The mla is aimed at thematizing media competence as a political, social,
cultural and personal qualification; in other words the socially, critically
and culturally sensible use of media in the everyday context of life planning.
Lecturer
in Film and Cultural Sciences at the Universities of Vienna and
Salzburg, Business Manager for Production of the DIAGONALE –
Festival of Austrian Film
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Siegfried
Fruhauf
Filmmaker,
Head of Programming for YOUKI – International Youth Media
Festival
AWARD WINNERS 2003
As was the case last year, the level of commitment of all the participants
was exceptionally high. This can also be seen from the high standard of
the submitted work. Because of this it was a challenge for the jury to
filter out the best of the best and to make the awards. In getting to
a fair result the jury did not make it easy for themselves. Each of the
135 submitted projects were examined and assessed with the aid of a questionnaire.
By the way: jury assessment questionnaires can be downloaded as PDF files.
Video
Prize Winner: "Auf dem Dachboden"[In the Attic]
Barbara
Fränzen has been with ORF since 1991 beginning in the legal department
with specialising in copyright law. Since 2000 attached to the ORF
department of Television Production involved in studies of the film
industry and agendas related to film promotion.
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Roland
Graf
studied
philosophy, Latin, psychology and education.
At present the experienced local journalist works as a lecturer for
media semiotics and media philosophy in media management courses at
the St. Pölten Technical College
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Karin
Lassacher
Teacher
Training: German philology and history
Teaches secondary school in Lower Austria since 1988
Courses of media education at the Danube University in Krems, Austria
Works about the images of children and young people in TV ads
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Alois
Schörghuber
His
engagement with radio includes the coordination of Radio 1476 (Medium
wave Frequence 1476 KHz), a project radio with varied programme content
including school radio (Mon. – Thurs. 7.30 p.m. – 8.00
p.m.)
At Ö1 (Austrian Radio 1) he is responsible for the programmes
"Moment-Leben heute", "Ganz Ich", "Journal
Panorama", "Diagonal" and "Hörbilder".
AWARD
CEREMONY
The official award ceremony for 2003 took place at the International Media
Festival YOUKI in Wels in Lower Austria.
AWARD
WINNERS 2002
Video:
"A Man's World"
Experimental
film
Private
secondary school of the Herz Jesu Missionaries in Liefering
Freelancer
at ORF (Austrian Radio and Television), editor of the Ö1 series
"Menschenbilder", author of a number of books including
numerous books for children and young people.
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Eva
Veits
Media
educator and professor for English and German
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Hans
Schoiswohl
Member
of the Board of YOUKI - International Media Festival in Wels, Austria
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Susanne
Krucsay
Head
of the Department of Media Education of the bm:bwk (Federal Ministry
of Education, Science and Culture)
AWARD
CEREMONY
The official award ceremony for 2002 took place at the International Media
Festival YOUKI in Wels in Lower Austria.
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