All entries must revolve around this year’s theme "Influenced to _____: How does technology shape our wellbeing?" In addition, topics could include any of the following: Digital Well-being, Digital Safety, Media and Information Literacy, and Social Responsibility from Dr. Mattson's Edvolve TeachDigCit Framework.
All entries must convey a positive approach to Digital Citizenship. The judges will be looking for original, creative work that adheres to copyright guidelines. ** If AI is used: it must be cited properly in their project to provide transparency, including the prompts used by the student(s) to show their thinking process.
Contest entry link
Deadline for contest submissions is March 28, 2027
Groups
Students may work on their entry as a group of no more than 3 students. This entry would be judged as a group entry and would follow the same judging guidelines as an individual entry.
Image (ex: Poster) Entries
Can be either hand-drawn, or created digitally. If hand-drawn, please scan or take a photo of the project to send digitally. Provide links to the projects that can be accessed by the judges.
May not include the use of copyrighted materials.
Photos are allowed as long as the student has either taken the photo or is the subject of the photo.
Video (ex: Public Service Announcement) Entries
Videos can be no longer than 3 minutes and must be accessible by the judges. These can be saved to a Google Drive to share with the judges.
Use royalty free images and music.
May not include the use of copyrighted materials.
Judging Procedures
All entries will be judged according to the following criteria.
Originality of content.
Creativity, originality, and relevance of entries based on the topics on our website and/or theme.
Compliance to established guidelines.
Entries will be accepted until March 28, 2027 and winners will be announced in April.
Contact Peg Coover with questions: pcoover@esu10.org