Awards: The George Lucas Education Foundation Receives Recognition
The George Lucas Educational Foundation has received numerous awards and nominations from educational organizations, publishing and broadcasting groups, and Internet pioneers.
We are proud that we have been recognized for our work in documenting innovative practices in our nation's K-12 public schools.
2008
- Edutopia and The George Lucas Educational Foundation receive the Exploratorium's Outstanding Educator Award at the world-renowned museum's thirty-first annual Exploratorium Awards celebration.
- Edutopia magazine receives a Maggie Award for Best Cover for the October 2007 "Go Green" feature.
2007
- Edutopia magazine receives a Distinguished Achievement Award in the Editorial category from the Association of Educational Publishers for James Daly's June 2006 Editor's Note.
- Edutopia magazine receives a Maggie Award for Best Series of Editorial Illustrations/Consumer for the September 2006 "What's Next" feature.
2006
- Edutopia magazine receives three Folio: awards: a gold award for Best Media Kit Design (Business-to-Business); a silver award for Best Cover (Non-Profit/Association) for the July 2005 issue, featuring the special section "What Works"; and a bronze award for Best Association/Non-Profit magazine.
- Edutopia magazine receives three Maggie Awards: for Best Cover/Consumer for the July 2005 issue, featuring the special section "What Works"; Special Interest/Consumer (theme) for the "iKids" features, in the October 2005 issue; and Best Single Editorial Illustration/Consumer for the illustration accompanying "Clowning Around: How to Handle the Class Clown," in the September 2005 issue.
- George Lucas and The George Lucas Educational Foundation receive the CUE Technology in Learning Award from Computer-Using Educators, Inc.
2004
- A Northern California Emmy nomination for the half-hour documentary Edutopia Special, featuring Many Models of Empowerment: Students Make a Business of Learning and The Little School That Did: Reinvigorating Education in East Oakland
- An Instructor Seal of Approval from Scholastic Instructor for the Moving Images series
2003
- Webby Award finalist in the Best Practices category
- Nonprofit EdNET HERO Award finalist from The Heller Reports
2002
- The Distinguished Achievement Award in Educational Technology from the Association of Educational Publishers
- The Information Technology Award from Marketing Opportunities in Business & Entertainment (MOBE)
2001
- The Spirit of Mentoring Award from the California Mentor Foundation
- The Making a Difference Award from iEARN-USA
- The Successful Partnership Award from the National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
1998
- The "Learn & Live" documentary receives the International Educational Program Prize from the Japan Broadcasting Corporation
- The Innovative Technology Award from the National Educational Media Network
