The Jodi Awards are presented by the Jodi Mattes Trust to
organisations that demonstrate excellence in accessible digital culture. The
“Jodi’s”, as they are affectionately known, recognise the best use of digital
technology in widening access to information, collections, learning and
creativity for disabled people in museums, galleries, exhibitions, libraries,
archives and other heritage sites.
Previous winners include Tate Modern, Whitney Museum of American Art,
Berlin für Blinde, Museum of London, Victoria & Albert Museum, New York
Beyond Sight, National Trust, and National
Archives.
For the 10th anniversary year, the Jodi Awards will be presented in
partnership with the Museums Association (MA) at the MA Annual
Conference in Liverpool on Monday 11 November 2013.
This year, three Public Engagement awards will replace the previous
award categories for 'Digital Access Online' and 'Digital Access Onsite'. These
new Awards will be for:
The International Jodi Award for best website outside the UK will also be presented at the Museum Association Conference.
Completed nomination forms must be emailed to [log in to unmask] by 2nd August 2013.
If you are planning to submit a nomination please let us know by
sending an email to [log in to unmask] entitled,
'Expression of Interest'. In this
email please state the name of your organisation, the title of your project
and which Awards categories you are planning to apply for. This
information is really important to us as it will enable us to track incoming
applications.
For more information about the Jodi Awards 2013 or to download a nomination form, please visit www.jodiawards.org.uk.
For any queries, please contact [log in to unmask].