The 2016 Prize of US$5,000 celebrates an individual product or project that shows excellence in design for education in science or mathematics. In awarding The Prize the judges will seek excellence in the art and science of design in education. The overriding criterion will be recognition of excellence by a wide range of designers and users.
The judgement will be informed by evidence, formal or informal, of:
Nominations are solicited from Fellows and friends of ISDDE. Do not nominate a design that belongs to the institution from which you receive compensation.
Your initial nomination should identify the work and describe what it is, what it does and for whom. In a separate paragraph, explain why you admire it. Nominators will be notified within a week of their initial nomination if their nominee is recommended to proceed to full submission.
Closing date for initial nominations: June 15, 2016
For those nominations which the panel thinks likely contenders for the Prize, the nominator will be invited to prepare a more detailed case1 including:
As with good design, concise cases will normally have more impact.
The prize is open to designers of all nationalities and materials in any language, but nominations, cases and supporting letters should be presented in English. The identities and contact details of nominators and referees will be treated with professional discretion, but will be circulated amongst the judging panel.
Closing date for final submissions: July 1, 2016
Announcement of the award: the winner will be announced on September 21, 2016 at the ISDDE Conference Dinner in the Netherlands.
The Judges' Panel will be chaired by Elizabeth Phillips and co-chaired by Jacqueline Barber and Peter Boon.
Enquiries should be sent to Elizabeth Phillips, panel chair: ephi...@math.msu.edu,
Nominations to to Elizabeth Lozen: elo...@msu.edu
Download this call from: www.isdde.org/isdde/prize/prize16_call.htm