The AMORES e-artefacts competition closed last week and our team had the fun but demanding task of going through the many entries we received in order to determine whether they comply with the competitor guidelines.
This part of the job is done and now it is over to the judges!
We are very pleased and proud to present the judges who have generously volunteered their time and expertise to help make this competition a true success! Here they are in alphabetical order.
This part of the job is done and now it is over to the judges!
We are very pleased and proud to present the judges who have generously volunteered their time and expertise to help make this competition a true success! Here they are in alphabetical order.
Zvonimir Bulaja Zvonimir Bulaja is a producer, editor, writer, art director and director. He is the owner and founder of Bulaja naklada (Bulaja Publishing), a Croatian pioneer and leader in the field of development, production and publishing of award-winning multimedia and CD-ROM products in education and culture. Multidimensional projects of the company, often based on Croatian and European cultural heritage, were made by a wide international network of collaborators, won numerous awards and recognitions, and set new standards in interactive media design. Zvonimir is also the leading Croatian technical expert in the field of e-books.
Catherine Fehily Catherine Fehily is Head of the CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, in Cork, Ireland. She has worked in Art and Design education for many years, first as a Lecturer in Photography, then running a degree course in Photography and later managing University departments that included art and design courses. Her interest in the AMORES project came about through working with colleagues at Staffordshire University who have been partners in the project. She is very enthusiastic about the aims of the project and is looking forward very much to seeing all of the creative work produced by schoolchildren across Europe.
Hanna Jannson Hanna Jannson is 16 years old. She lives in Sweden and has finished her last year at Karlsbergsskolan in Köping. In the autumn she is going to study at a technical class. In her spare time she likes dancing, both classical ballet and jazz. She also plays the piano and enjoys riding. Hanna took part in AMORES with her class last year, and now she is one of the judges in this competition.
Laura Lesjak Laura Lesjak is a primary school student from Zagreb, Croatia. In 2014 she was awarded a Reader of the Year prize by the Zagreb public library network. An avid reader of fantasy literature, among other genres, Laura borrowed a record number of 239 books from the Zagreb city library in the space of just twelve months. When she isn’t reading, Laura spends her time learning Italian, English and Russian, and also finds time for volleyball practice.
Dr Jane Secker Dr Jane Secker is Copyright and Digital Literacy Advisor working at London School of Economics where she advises staff on copyright issues and runs workshops for staff and students. Jane is Chair of the CILIP Information Literacy Group, former editor of the Journal of Information Literacy and co-founder of the Librarians¹ Information Literacy Annual Conference (LILAC). In 2011 she developed A New Curriculum for Information Literacy (ANCIL) with Emma Coonan. Jane blogs at: <http://janesecker.wordpress.com> Follow her on Twitter @jsecker
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