Italian eContent Award

Quattro prodotti italiani inseriti nelle short list

In occasione della seconda edizione del WSA l’Italia ha raggiunto miglior visibilità grazie a ben quattro prodotti (su otto candidati – non sono state valutate per ore le categorie YT) inseriti dai giurati indipendenti nella short list di otto prodotti su circa 100 presenti per categoria. I prodotti sono:

eCulture : Sito Internet del Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza - Jacopo Tonini - Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza
eScience: Carpiniana: A Virtualized Byzantine Crypt - Virginia Valzano - Coord. SIBA - Università degli Studi di Lecce
eEntertainment: soultube - flaneurs s.r.l.
eHealth: Dream Island - Alessandra Preziosa – Ist. Auxologico Italia

Significative espressioni di interesse e generale apprezzamento per il candidato nella categoria eInclusion candidate Banca digitale accessibile - Marco Buratti - Banca Popolare di Sondrio.
I prodotti YT (Giovani Telenti) saranno valutati da un’apposita giuria in seguito.

Ecco i vincitori:

e-Learning:

“Stagework” from the UK
“E-Blocks” from Brazil
“Nature Park Kopacki rit” from Croatia
“Advanced e-Learning Objects” from Romania
“Digital Literacy Program (PAD)” from Argentina

e-Culture:

“Aram Khachaturian: Work and Life” from Armenia
“Paris, a Roman City” from France
“Lakota Winter Counts” from the US
“Eternal Egypt” from Egypt
“The Victors: Soldiers of the Great War” from Russia

e-Science:

“JST Virtual Science Center” from Japan
“Edumedia” from France
“Fauna.hr” from Croatia
“Cape Farewell” from the UK
“Virtual Science Museums of China” from China

e-Government:

“Brisbane City Council Green Home” from Australia
“Municipality Meeting Online” from the Netherlands
“Directgov” from the UK
“Bahrain eVisas” from Bahrain
“Vancouver.ca” from Canada

e-Health:

“Medline Plus” from the US
“Contraception Awareness Project” from Canada
“Underworld” from Australia
“Internet Access to Patient Healthcare Information” from the Czech Republic
“Sisu Samarakshak” from India

e-Business:

“Jotun Professionals Network” from the United Arab Emirates
“WebTelegram” from Tunisia
“Artisanal Shopping” from Morocco
“Daft.ie” from Ireland
“Tianfu Agriculture Information Network” from China

e-Entertainment:

“dvd-kids” from Iceland
“Kids.net” from Argentina
“Gulliver’s World - a Multimedia Theatre” from Austria
“Mole’s Trip” from the Czech Republic
“BBC One Music” from the UK

e-Inclusion:

“Children@Hospital” from France
“Using ICTs for Social Inclusion” from Guatemala
“Womengateway” from Bahrain
“Web Content Translation Engine (English to Arabic)” from Kuwait
“DeafPlanet” from Canada