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Two teams from Game Development Club Score have advanced to the second round of Microsoft Imagine Cup Competition! Thousands of competition entries were submitted from all around the globe to the competition, but only 150 teams continued to fight for the grand prize. Teams have now two months time to finish and polish their games before the second deadline in May. We wish great success for the Score teams and hope to see them in the finals in Egypt in July!
Did you know...
The World Summit Youth Award (WSYA) is a contest for youth-led online projects supporting the implementation of the UN Millennium Goals.
The World Summit Youth Award (WSYA) invites young designers and e-Content creators to participate in an international competition. Sought-after are e-Contents that address in an inspiring manner the UN Millennium Development Goals, and use internet and mobile contents to create awareness of the MDGs.
In December 2012, twenty-eight (28) proposals from twelve (12) schools were received for a corporate identity design competition, launched by The International Association of Film and Television Schools (CILECT), in search of a new visual identity and to project an image that evokes the new spirit of CILECT in the new millennium.
This design competition was initiated to be participated among students from educational institutions from around the world whom are full member school of CILECT. Being a member of this organisation, students of TAMK Media Programme were also invited to participate. The CILECT Executive Council reviewed and shortlisted six (6) applications as outright candidates for the winning prize of €1500, and students from TAMK proudly grabbed 3 spots out of them.
One of the students, Joanne NH Wong has emerged to claim the winning prize with her corporate identity design submission, based on the art direction of simplicity, parallel creativity and internationality.
"It is a pleasure to claim the winner spot and the handsome prize, after spending efforts in quite short time frame to accomplish the submission before deadline. Credit also goes to fellow mate, Josef Pacal, who was there working together and helped with some good design advice. I'd like to express appreciation of TAMK's networks that provides great channels and information to students such as posting this design competition. Indeed an excellent Christmas gift this year. Thank you!" - Joanne NH Wong
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| Example of new CILECT newsletter design with the new logo identity |
The European Youth Award Festival will kick off today in Graz, Austria.
EYA "demonstrates young European’s potential to create outstanding digital contents and serves as a platform for people from all European states to work together in the efforts to reach the MDGs (Millennium Development Goals) and contribute to the EU Digital Agenda and the future of ICTs in Europe."
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| Media students last night at Rathaus, the place of the festival opening tonight |
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| Photobooth was one of the most spectacular MindTrek OFF projects |
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| Foe artists exploring the exhibition venue |
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| Mediapolis Campus in Tampere (picture taken from mediapolis.fi) |
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| Amazing self-portrait by Tuomo |
European Youth Award is closed, but the Styrian Special Award: Poster competition is open until September 30!
Express your thoughts and creativity and encourage people to generate debate and vision for the Millennium Developments Goals (MDGs)!
European Youth Award is closed, but the Styrian Special Award: Poster competition is open until September 15!
Express your thoughts and creativity and encourage people to generate debate and vision for the Millennium Developments Goals (MDGs)!
Story & Photo: Wesa Aapro
Today I was setting up posters of The World Summit Youth Awards 2009 on the notice boards of our school, with a fourth year producer student. As we were removing the expired notices and finding usable pins, we chatted about the Millennium Development Goals.
European Youth Award Festival, Graz, November 22-25, part of Degree Programme in Media Networked Media Culture Course.
This is the report from the student panel, day three afternoon. Now I have lost control of the chronological order of blog reports from EYA, but this was absolutely fantastic.
We had students from TAMK Media, Lillebelt Academy Odense and University of Vic preparing feedback to all winner teams online over two weeks before the festival. They cooperated on Google Docs, Google Hangout and Facebook to give answers to four questions:
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| The moderators - Antti Salomaa and Kirsten Karsch |
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| Team 1 |
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| Team two |
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| Team three |
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| Team six |
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| Team seven |
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| Team nine |
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| Team four |
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| Team five |
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| Yeah |
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| Team eleven |
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| Team ten |
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| Yeah yeah |
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| Team eight |
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| Yeah yeah yeah |
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| Campus 02 team |
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| Last instructions by the organisers Melanie Vollert and Lucie Jagu |
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