CCUMC Video Contest2011 Video ContestCCUMC's Conference Program Committee is proud to accept submissions for our THIRD ANNUAL CCUMC CONTEST! Categories will include: BEST PROMOTIONAL VIDEO of your own campus services and BEST TRAINING VIDEO for staff, students, or faculty on your campus. The two categories will be judged using the following criteria: production value, content, addressing target audience effectiveness, and overall quality. A panel of judges will review all submissions and those selected for Best Promotional Video and Best Training Video will be screened and awarded prizes at the 2011 CCUMC Conference in South Padre Island, Texas on October 5-9, 2011. In addition, with the winners' permission, these videos will be featured on the CCUMC website to showcase the excellent services and training that your organization provides. Contest open to CCUMC Members. Entries must be no longer than 15 minutes and submitted in one of the following formats; .wmv .mov or .mp4. Submissions must be received no later than August 12, 2011. To submit your video contact Adam Stewart at adam.stewart@utah.edu or at 801.581.7134 in order to provide a public url or video file. Video Contest Announcement >>Click Here>> 2010 Video Contest WinnersWe are pleased to report that in the 2010 CCUMC Best Promotional/Training video contest, the judges had the good fortune to struggle through their decision to choose the best video for each category. We want to acknowledge all effort and professional contributions in this contest to make this such a fine competition. With great enthusiasm, we would like to announce the winning titles and invite you to view these award winning videos: Best training video: “Best Practices for Teaching in a Video Environment” Adam Stewart, Instructional Media Services- University of UtahBest training video: “Best Practices for Teaching in a Video Environment” Adam Stewart, Instructional Media Services- University of Utah: http://stream.utah.edu/m/show_clip.php?c=518fc18a68891120550 Best promotional video: “Esperanza Lograble (Hope Within Reach)”Peter Gallay, Academic Technology Audio/Video- Quinnipiac University: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MARrkNK2vxs
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