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E-Learning and blended learning are now well integrated into teaching and training.

This method of education is being used from preschool through to postgraduate study, not to mention in business and industry. However, examples of high performing e-Learning applications are hard to find.

For this reason, in , ACPIL established the e-Learning Excellence Awards to showcase innovative examples of e-Learning use. These examples are presented through case histories which can be written by academics, teachers, business professionals or students.

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Examples are welcome from universities or schools as well as the private and public sectors. The Awards are now in their third year and the finals will be run alongside the European Conference on e-Learning in Porto, Portugal on the October You can read their case history and the other finalist in the Anthology of Case Histories, available from www.

To enter the competition this year we ask you in the first instance to submit an abstract of describing your initiative. If your proposal is suitable you will be invited to submit a full case history of no more than words which will be considered as an entry to the competition.

A panel of international adjudicators will evaluate the case histories. When preparing your abstract, keep in mind that full case histories will be structured around the following headings:.

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Finalists will also have their case histories published in a book and a prize will be awarded to the initiative judged to show the most creative thinking. The 3rd e-Learning Excellence Awards at ECEL If you have any queries please email: Academic Conferences and Publishing International Limited - 33 Wood Lane, Sonning Common, RG4 9SJ, England - Tel: Copyright Academic Conferences and Publishing International Limited - registered in England - No: Academic Conferences and Publishing International Supporting the Academic Community for over 20 years.

When preparing your abstract, keep in mind that full case histories will be structured around the following headings: Introduction to the nature of the e-Learning initiative and its specific objectives The infrastructure i. The 3rd e-Learning Excellence Awards at ECEL Important Dates Abstract Submission — 9 May Notification of Abstract Acceptance — 19 May Full Case History Submission — 28 June Finalists announced — 17 August Submit your abstract here: