SCOTTISH EDUCATION WINS EUROPEAN SOFTWARE OSCAR
EUROPEAN MULTIMEDIA WINNER FOR SCET
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SCET (Scottish Council for Educational Technology) has won a prestigious EMMA (European Multimedia Award) with its 5-14 Music CD-ROM.
The awards, which are the Oscar equivalent of the multimedia industry, were presented at a ceremony in Frankfurt (Main) / Germany on Tuesday 10th October. SCET was the winner in the business - technical training category. The 5-14 CD-ROM was produced by SCET in partnership with the Northern College and the Scottish Office Education Department. |
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| SCET's chief executive, Nigel Paine, commented: "SCET is delighted to have won this award. Looking at the competition has confirmed my belief that SCET is delivering to Scottish teachers the resources that they need in the classroom. By using our unique expertise and experience we feel that not only is SCET a winner, but also Scottish Education. This reinforces my belief that Scottish Education is still a world leader in using technology in the classroom. |
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"SCET is one of the UK's leading educational softwaredevelopers. This award confirms the calibre and quality ofthe packages we produce. Already widely used throughoutScotland the 5-14 Music CD-ROM is an example of one of themost effective uses of information technology to helpsupport teachers in schools."
This is the fourth year of the prestigious EuropeanMultimedia Awards. The awards are sponsored by CreativeLabs, Commission of the European Communities, KPMG andPhilips Media. |
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
| Nigel Paine | Kim Conway |
| Chief Executive | Marketing Executive |
| SCET | SCET |
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