Last year's winning entries were from individuals and teams who had developed computer simulations to allow students to safely practice taking x-rays without the risks of radiation; a new online self- and peer-assessment system; and the development of an ePortfolio system that is used by over forty institutions. This year's award is sponsored by learning and ICT solutions specialist, Tribal Group.

First, second, and third prizes will be awarded in each of two categories - individual and team:

1st prize £1000; 2nd prize £600; 3rd prize £300. The award is open to all individual members of ALT and to individuals and teams based in ALT member organisations worldwide.

The award will be judged by a panel chaired by Professor Stephen Heppell, described by DfES as the most influential academic of recent years in the field of technology and education. The awards will be presented in Leeds at the ALT conference on the evening of 10 September 2008, by David Cavallo, Chief Learning Architect of One Laptop Per Child, and Head of the Future of Learning Research Group at MIT Media Lab.