Choose a Ride!
This interactive drama focuses on the consequences of auto theft. Commissioned by the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council and Glenorchy Council, this dramatic and highly interactive narrative follows the fortunes of five teenagers over one action-packed evening.
Viewers can choose to follow different cast members in order to explore a range of actions and outcomes. Celebrity DJ Ruby Rose features in a guest role. The film was shot in Hobart over four freezing nights in June 2011.
youtube.com/user/choosearide or choosearide.com
This interactive drama focuses on the consequences of auto theft. Commissioned by the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council and Glenorchy Council, this dramatic and highly interactive narrative follows the fortunes of five teenagers over one action-packed evening.
Viewers can choose to follow different cast members in order to explore a range of actions and outcomes. Celebrity DJ Ruby Rose features in a guest role. The film was shot in Hobart over four freezing nights in June 2011.
youtube.com/user/choosearide or choosearide.com
Work experience @ Roar
In July two work experience students from Friends School in Hobart created a short film showing how to locate Roar's new offices in Salamanca Place. Creative Director Steve Thomas said, "Georgia and Jess really impressed us with their efforts and their capacity to learn new skills."
In July two work experience students from Friends School in Hobart created a short film showing how to locate Roar's new offices in Salamanca Place. Creative Director Steve Thomas said, "Georgia and Jess really impressed us with their efforts and their capacity to learn new skills."
HoR sub64
Roar has proposed a national internet user licence, at the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications Inquiry into Cyber Crime. We argue that internet safety training, tied to national standards and AUPs, will greatly assist efforts to protect citizens ... much like society requires the education and licensing of drivers on our roads.
Roar has proposed a national internet user licence, at the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications Inquiry into Cyber Crime. We argue that internet safety training, tied to national standards and AUPs, will greatly assist efforts to protect citizens ... much like society requires the education and licensing of drivers on our roads.
Us Online v2
Roar Educate has launched Us Online v2.0 to the London Grid, the broadband consortium for London's 2,600 schools and 1.6 million students. Us Online v2.0 is interactive learning about e-safety, e-security, and being a good citizen in the online world, with three modules plus teacher resources, Me Online (for lower primary), Our Online World (for middle-school), and Meme (for secondary schools).
Roar Educate has launched Us Online v2.0 to the London Grid, the broadband consortium for London's 2,600 schools and 1.6 million students. Us Online v2.0 is interactive learning about e-safety, e-security, and being a good citizen in the online world, with three modules plus teacher resources, Me Online (for lower primary), Our Online World (for middle-school), and Meme (for secondary schools).
Roar is finalist for top UK award
Roar has been selected as a finalist for the 2009 BETT Awards, the prestigious British educational technology awards. Roar has been short-listed for Us Online, a module of web-based student activities about safety and good citizenship in the online world. Roar developed Us Online in partnership with the London Grid for Learning (LGfL). The annual BETT Awards recognise and reward 'exemplar' education products and learning solutions. Winners will be announced on 15 January 2009 at BETT - the world's largest educational technology expo, held each year in London.
Roar has been selected as a finalist for the 2009 BETT Awards, the prestigious British educational technology awards. Roar has been short-listed for Us Online, a module of web-based student activities about safety and good citizenship in the online world. Roar developed Us Online in partnership with the London Grid for Learning (LGfL). The annual BETT Awards recognise and reward 'exemplar' education products and learning solutions. Winners will be announced on 15 January 2009 at BETT - the world's largest educational technology expo, held each year in London.
Roar wins four out of four
Five Roar Educate products reached the finals in four Categories at the prestigious ATOM Awards. The award night really came alive when the Roar team was called to the winner's stage four times in succession. This was unprecedented in the ATOM Awards.
The awards were:
Celebrating Us
Best Primary Education Resource
Australians and the Vietnam War
Best Multimodal Production
Celebrating Us
Best Multimedia Learning Reference (Roar Educate's project, Australians and the Vietnam War, was also a finalist in this category)
Australians and the Vietnam War
Best Secondary Education Resource
Five Roar Educate products reached the finals in four Categories at the prestigious ATOM Awards. The award night really came alive when the Roar team was called to the winner's stage four times in succession. This was unprecedented in the ATOM Awards.
The awards were:
Celebrating Us
Best Primary Education Resource
Australians and the Vietnam War
Best Multimodal Production
Celebrating Us
Best Multimedia Learning Reference (Roar Educate's project, Australians and the Vietnam War, was also a finalist in this category)
Australians and the Vietnam War
Best Secondary Education Resource
Alive & Kicking Premiere and Screening details
Premiered 5th June State Cinema Hobart.
"Best thing for state football since Peter Hudson kicked 10 from the diamond." - Football fan.
Public Screenings showing now at the State Cinema.
National Screenings Showing on SBS, from 27th August, 8pm - four episodes over 4 weeks.
Premiered 5th June State Cinema Hobart.
"Best thing for state football since Peter Hudson kicked 10 from the diamond." - Football fan.
Public Screenings showing now at the State Cinema.
National Screenings Showing on SBS, from 27th August, 8pm - four episodes over 4 weeks.
