Awards

Silver World Medal

It was announced on November 30th 2005 that Mercy and Justice Shall Meet had won a Silver World Medal in the New York Festivals Interactive and Alternative Media Awards in the Best Internal Use Category.

39 countries participated in these awards.

Judging for the 2005 International Interactive and Alternative Media Awards were judged online by panels of industry experts from around the world. Judging criteria includes: ability of the entry to communicate its message, idea or appeal; design; structure and ease of navigation; interactivity and functionality; originality of the creative/communicative approach; creative concept; marketing impact; and overall user experience.

Winner

On Friday, October 7th 2005 Mercy and Justice Shall Meet won the Best Multimedia Learning Reference in the Educational/Vocational category of the ATOM Awards.

The ATOM Film, Television and Multimedia Awards recognise the achievements of Australian and New Zealand professionals, educators and students in 31 categories.

The Awards are open to students, production companies, independent film-makers, educational bodies and producers, and celebrate the very best of Australian and New Zealand product.

Finalist

Mercy and Justice Shall Meet was a finalist in Best Secondary Teaching and Learning Package in The Australian Awards for Excellence in Educational Publishing judged on Thursday August 4th 2005. These Awards build on the concept of improving the quality of Australian educational materials. The Awards are judged for clarity of writing, pedagogical implications, illustrations, special features and characteristics, quality of subject matter, innovation and flair.

Finalist

Mercy and Justice Shall Meet was celebrated as a finalist in the New Media category for the One World Broadcasting Trust award which were held on June 9th 2005, in London. The One World Broadcasting Trust was set up in 1987 to promote greater understanding between the developed and developing countries of the world through broadcasting and related Educational activities.

Winner

Horizon Award Mercy and Justice Shall Meet was awarded the Horizon Interactive Award for 'Best of' in the category Education/Training. The Horizon Interactive Awards is a prestigious international competition recognizing outstanding achievement among interactive media producers. The winners of the 2005 competition represent the most creative and technically excellent solutions in a wide variety of applications and categories.

The 2005 competition received hundreds of entries from 15 countries including: Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Japan, New Zealand, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa, Switzerland, United Kingdom and nearly all 50 US states.