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SSAT, FFL and Microsoft announce the winners of the Capture it! Film Competition

Well done to all the entrants of this competition.This film makers competition for schools was launched in February by the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust, FFL and Microsoft  at the SSAT Technology Conference at Manchester University.  We challenged schools to capture the 'Big Ideas' in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM). On July 1st, 2008 we announced the winners at the SSAT’s Annual Science Conference at the Think Tank in Birmingham. The judges were impressed and really enjoyed viewing the entries. Films for Learning would like to thank the judges for their hard work. The judges were:
  • Paul Foster, Microsoft’s Platform Evangelist
  • Steve Jones , SSAT
  • Jan Stapleton, The Faraday Institution
Films for Learning and the SSAT would also like to thank Microsoft for sponsoring Films for Learning, the ‘Capture it’ Competition and providing the prizes.Schools and winning teams will be notified and prizes dispatched.The winners were: Science  Technology Engineering Mathematics  Cross STEM  There were approximately 60 entries, some of which have had to be excluded from the judging process as their length was excessive or they contained material that infringed copyright we have not been able to publish them on the FFL website.     

 

Published Jul 03 2008, 12:15 PM by Markr
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