AACE Awards

The Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of individuals in the promotion and advancement of contemporary technologies in teaching and learning through the AACE awards program. By their commitment to their profession and desire to further the Association’s mission, AACE award winners exemplify the best in educational technology.

Fellowship Award

The Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of individuals in the promotion and advancement of contemporary technologies in teaching and learning through the AACE Fellowship Awards Program. By their commitment to their profession and desire to further the Association’s mission, AACE award winners exemplify the best in educational technology. Read More »

Curtis J. Bonk Indiana University, USA (2016)

Craig Montgomerie University of Alberta, Canada (2013)

Carmel McNaught The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China (2010)

Erik Duval Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium (2005)

Ivan Tomek Acadia University, Canada (2004)

Hermann Maurer Graz University of Technology, Austria (2003)

Thomas C. Reeves The University of Georgia, USA (2003)

Ron Oliver Edith Cowan University, Australia (2000)

Award for Excellence

George Siemens Athabasca University, Canada (2010)

The Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) community recognizes George Siemens, Athabasca University, with this award for his sustained leadership in the field of Educational Technology.

George represents AACE and the international and multi-disciplinary forum behind it, at its best. Without trying to list all his accomplishments, AACE certainly wants to refer to George’s pioneering work on the new learning theory ‘Connectivism’. His corresponding article ‘Connectivism: A Learning Theory for the Digital Age’ and website are very well known and are seen by many as must-have reads for most scholars in education.

More recently George organized and led a very popular and well attended series of online seminars entitled Social Media: Trends and Implications for Learning and co-chaired the ED-MEDIA 2010 conference in Toronto.

Scholars as George set the standard for excellence, and AACE looks forward to many years of collaboration.

Conference Outstanding Paper Awards

Papers presented at the following conferences organized by AACE and deemed to be outstanding by their internationally respected Program Committees are presented with an Outstanding Paper Award at the conference.

EdMedia

World Conference on Educational Media & Technology

E-Learn

World Conference on E-Learning

Global Learn

Global Conference on Learning and Technology

SITE

Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference

Paper Awards

To view the Outstanding Papers awarded, click on the paper numbers under the Award column for each Conference*

* Note: To view the full-text of papers for some conferences, an AACE Digital Library subscription is required.