The award for collaboration will go to the individual, group or institution that have used EdTech collaboratively to support and advance the development of teaching and learning.
Al Amal School for the Deaf
UAE, Sharjah
Al Amal School for the Deaf’s vision is to be a leader in Advocacy, inclusion, and empowerment for persons with disabilities in the United Arab Emirates and the Arab world. Their mission is to strive to reduce the causes of various disabilities through early intervention and community outreach.
Eric Pollock
Teacher, Aian, China
Eric collaborated with two students on the incredibly engaging and successful books, the ‘100 Extremely Creative Lesson Plan Shells for the English Classroom’ and ‘The One Hour Teacher’
Chan Chang Tik
Senior Lecturer & Coordinator, Monash University Malaysia
Chan’s research on Collaborative Learning in Informal Spaces (CLIS), in line with Bett’s theme of empowering teaching and learning, designed real-life learning activities with many plausible answers. His findings showed that the Less-Effective-Learning Group students may need additional assistance such as online and offline peer community support and online worked examples and process worksheet.
Collaboration Award winner 2019
Senior Lecturer & Coordinator, Monash University Malaysia
Lakshmi Annapurna Chintaluri Independent Education Consultant - India