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Colleagues, 
 
If you are willing, would you please forward this call for entries to your students, across your institution and to relevant lists. 
 
Many thanks and my apologies to those who find this cross posted to them.
 
 
 

		British Library Archival Sound Recordings

 

Prize for Student Work

 

Win a Wii.

 

Students are invited to submit an example of their work that has made use of any recording on the British Library's Archival Sound Recordings resource. (http://sounds.bl.uk/).

 

Archival Sound Recordings makes selections of music, spoken word and environmental sounds from the British Library Sound Archive available online.

 

All recordings are available to licensed UK higher and further education institutions.  Staff and students can log in using their Shibboleth or Open Athens password to play or download recordings for academic use.

 

Criteria:

 

Work may take the form of research essays, articles as well as multimedia productions that use and repurpose these sources (NB: any use is subject to copyright and can only be used within an academic context).

 

Entry is open to anyone enrolled in a UK higher or further education institution until March 2009.

 

Deadline for submission is 23rd March 2009.

 

Written work should be between 1500-2500 words in length and any multimedia production should not exceed a total audio time of 10 minutes inclusive of extracts.

 

Criteria for evaluation are:

 

Style and clarity of presentation

 

Evidence and extent of use of chosen sound resource

 

Understanding and insight into chosen sound resource

 

Originality of project

 

 

The judges will comprise members of the British Library and the ASR User-Panel.

 

The winning submission as well as a selection of runner-up work will be made available in various forms by the British Library and used to promote this valuable resource.

 

Where to submit:

 

Send your entries in hard copy or as electronic attachment to:

 

 

		Dr. Paul Long 
		Senior Lecturer
		Birmingham School of Media
		Birmingham City University
		Perry Barr
		B42 2SU
		tel: 0121-331-5468
		 
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		http://interactivecultures.org/

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Birmingham City University is the new name unveiled for the former University of Central England in Birmingham
For more information about the name change go to http://www.bcu.ac.uk/namechange/official_announcement.html