Nominations - Inform and educate

The main objective of ccea.org.uk is to communicate with Teachers, Students, Parents and Employers enhancing learning opportunities and to reward achievement. We offer free to access subject microsites that offer guidance and support for many CCEA qualifications. This material is localised, and would often not be commercially viable for a private sector company to produce. Therefore, we are filling market gaps to ensure Teachers and Students have access to materials.

Highlighted microsites include:

Supporting subject areas:

www.ccea.org.uk/microsites/

Supporting the Revised Northern Ireland Curriculum:

www.nicurriculum.org.uk

Supporting languages at Primary and Post Primary levels:

www.nicurriculum.org.uk/microsite/pl/

www.ccea.org.uk/dreimire/

www.ccea.org.uk/languages/

Supporting inclusion and Special Educational Needs:

www.nicurriculum.org.uk/inclusion_and_sen/sld.asp

Microsites developed in partnership with local organisations such as:

The Nerve Centre and Northern Ireland Screen:

www.digitalfilmarchive.net/clda/

The Consumer Council:

www.ecoworld.org.uk

www.shoparound.org.uk

Coleraine Borough Council:

www.mountsandel.com

30 May 2008

'Social Care - one of the biggest unresolved issues of our time - and comparable with the pensions crisis'.

Until Radio 4's 'You and Yours' programme launched a groundbreaking 'Care in the UK' season, the future and funding of Social Care for older and disabled people was not high on the agenda. However,that changed during January 2008,

with the development of 3 online devices, together with on air broadcasts.

We informed and educated listeners, promoted awareness and prompted national debate, by developing a 'Care Calculator', a 'Care Map' and a 'Care Questionnaire'. They were contained within a specially built 'Care in the UK' website, which also included Have Your Say, Information, and Links and Contacts. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/index.sh...

Our groundbreaking interactive Care Calculator, developed in conjunction with the London School of Economics, showed people the level of Social Care they might get, on average, in England. It was revealing and shocking to many. Listeners played a 'game', choosing hypothetical scenarios, to see what care they might get from councils, subject to means testing and eligibility criteria. It prompted a huge response - please see below. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/calculat...

We also created another first - a 'Care Map' of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The 'zoom in' map is a practical, first-step-guide for people who don't know where to go or how to get support in their area. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/map.shtm...

The Care Questionnaire encouraged people to give their views about how they want Social Care to be funded and provided in the future. The LSE's Dr Jose-Luis Fernandez commented: 'This is the first time that such broad web based consultation has been carried out, and that it is very timely given the forthcoming Green Paper and the increasingly tighter Local Authority eligibility criteria. The survey should provide a very interesting picture of society's attitudes towards the social care system.' http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/question...

Importantly, the Department of Health agreed that listener emails, letters and comments would be forwarded to the national consultation, ahead of a Green Paper on Social Care Funding. The Care Minister Ivan Lewis commented:'I think the Care Calculator's excellent, I think it'll raise awareness…..and will help people to ... think through the consequences, to think about the caring circumstances they may find themselves in.'

Links to the 'Care in the UK' site were carried by scores of leading charities and organisations, BBC News Online and the BBC 'Where I Live' Sites. We hosted a Messageboard and Bloggers blogged. Woman's Hour, Today, Moneybox, Radio 5 Live, Radio 4 Bulletins, Pick of the Week, BBC Local Radio, Community Care's website, Guardian Society.co.uk, The Guardian, Daily Mail, BBC Breakfast, BBC TV 6 O'clock News, and The Politics Show all ran care stories, and linked to the 'Care in the UK' site. The site is ongoing and continually updated.

In the month itself the Care Calculator page was visited by 81,000 people in a single week, the 8th most visited Radio 4 page. Hits on the 'You and Yours' website in January were three times the usual number and our Health podcast downloads almost doubled from 25,000 in December 07 to 46,000 in January 08.

Nominated by ANDREW SMITH, 31 May 2008

'Social Care - one of the biggest unresolved issues of our time - and comparable with the pensions crisis'.

'You and Yours' and 'Woman's Hour' pushed this much neglected issue high up the Government's agenda by launching a month long 'Care in the UK' season across Radio 4 and other parts of the BBC. Thousands of listeners, viewers and web users shared their experiences about the current system and offered solutions for the future of Social Care funding.

Through a combination of groundbreaking new media developments, Messageboards, Podcasts, Blogs, Emails, Phone In programmes and on air radio and television broadcasts, the public (including service users, carers and older and disabled people), were uniquely able to speak to and question the key decision makers in the care sector, including the Care Minister, as well as those who influence those decision makers, like Chief Executives of charities, Directors of Social Services, care providers and regulators.

Importantly, the Department of Health agreed that listener emails, letters and comments would be formally included in their national consultation ahead of a Green Paper on Social Care Funding.

The Prime Minister Gordon Brown told 'You and Yours':

' I welcome the fact that so many people are contributing through the work of the programme and the excellent programmes that you do. I also think it's really important we hear the whole range of concerns that people have. From your listeners I think we will hear information that will influence what we do.'

To facilitate discourse, You and Yours created a 'Care Calculator', a 'Care Map' and a 'Care Questionnaire', contained within a specially built 'Care in the UK' website, which also included Have Your Say, Information, and Links and Contacts. The website is ongoing and continually updated. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/index.sh...

The interactive Care Calculator, developed in conjunction with the London School of Economics, showed people the level of social care they might get, on average, in England. It was revealing and shocking to many. Listeners played a 'game', choosing hypothetical scenarios, to see what care they might get from councils, subject to means testing and eligibility criteria. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/calculat...

We also created another first - a Care Map of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The 'zoom in' map is a practical, first-step-guide for people who don't know where to go or how to get support, including contact numbers and support organisations in their area. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/map.shtm...

The Care Questionnaire encouraged people to give their views about how they want Social Care to be funded and provided in the future. Those views will also be forwarded to the Government's national consultation on Social Care. The LSE's Dr Jose-Luis Fernandez commented: 'This is the first time that such broad web based consultation has been carried out, and that it is very timely given the forthcoming Green Paper and the increasingly tighter Local Authority eligibility criteria. The survey should provide a very interesting picture of society's attitudes towards the social care system.' http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyours/careintheuk/question...

In the month itself the Care Calculator page was visited by 81,000 people in a single week, the 8th most visited Radio 4 page. Hits on the 'You and Yours' website in January were three times the usual number and our Health podcast downloads almost doubled from 25,000 in December 07 to 46,000 in January 08.

Nominated by ANDREW SMITH, 31 May 2008

I think it's about time that young people had somewhere they can go to on the internet that tells them about what's going on at Westminster from their perspective.

When it was launched late last year Catch21 became the first group of young people to do just that.

They've attracted every politician you can think of from Boris to the PM and the way they're going they could seriously start to get young people more enaged with politics.

Some of their stuff is really interesting and they clearly talk about the issues that all the political nerds don't - which is what young people want.

Nominated by Daniel Smith, 24 April 2008

Catch21 are to be congratulated - We welcome any initiative that seeks to raise awareness and encourage participation in the politcal process.

Submitted by Hansard Society, 29 April 2008

good luck! i think you guys are innovative and have paved the way in how to engage young people in the political and democratic preocess.

Submitted by faizal hakim, 13 May 2008

Finally, young people have some form of regular media at Westminster. Their work is excellent and gets to the heart of the matter everytime

Submitted by David Clark, 14 May 2008

ecoworld.org.uk is an interactive 3D game and educational web resource designed to encourage young people to learn about sustainable choices.

The web resource hopes to develop young people’s awareness and understanding of the implications for the individual, society, the economy and the environment in the areas of energy, transport, waste, food and water. Also, we hope it will educate young people in the management of natural resources, independent living and environmental responsibility and encourage responsible choices and informed decision-making.

Aimed at key stage 3 teachers and pupils the 3D game provides a fun and interactive way to introduce key sustainability questions, encouraging play, exploration and debate. The game provides many fun extension games with underlying educational reasoning that reflects the Northern Ireland Curriculum. The web resource highlights cost effective ways to save energy and money and gives emphasis to the role young people can play at home and at school.

Evaluation of the ecoworld.org.uk project included a based lined study followed by a comparative study detailing both the learning outcomes and the product satisfaction. The results were very positive showing the web resource and 3D game has been a motivating experience for teachers and pupils in terms of curriculum development, extra-curricular activities, campus improvement and community awareness and involvement.

30 May 2008

www.ecoworld.org.uk aims to develop young people’s awareness and understanding of the implications for the individual, society, the economy and the environment in the areas of energy, transport, waste, food and water. Also, we hope it will educate young people in the management of natural resources, independent living and environmental responsibility and encourage responsible choices and informed decision-making.

Aimed at key stage 3 teachers and pupils the 3D game provides a fun and interactive way to introduce key sustainability questions, encouraging play, exploration and debate. The game provides many fun extension games with underlying educational reasoning that reflects the Northern Ireland Curriculum. The web resource highlights cost effective ways to save energy and money and gives emphasis to the role young people can play at home and at school.

Evaluation of the www.ecoworld.org.uk project included a based lined study followed by a comparative study detailing both the learning outcomes and the product satisfaction. The results were very positive showing the web resource and 3D game has been a motivating experience for teachers and pupils in terms of curriculum development, extra-curricular activities, campus improvement and community awareness and involvement.

01 June 2008

www.ecoworld.org.uk aims to develop young people’s awareness and understanding of the implications for the individual, society, the economy and the environment in the areas of energy, transport, waste, food and water. Also, we hope it will educate young people in the management of natural resources, independent living and environmental responsibility and encourage responsible choices and informed decision-making.

Aimed at key stage 3 teachers and pupils the 3D game provides a fun and interactive way to introduce key sustainability questions, encouraging play, exploration and debate. The game provides many fun extension games with underlying educational reasoning that reflects the Northern Ireland Curriculum. The web resource highlights cost effective ways to save energy and money and gives emphasis to the role young people can play at home and at school.

Evaluation of the ecoworld.org.uk project included a based lined study followed by a comparative study detailing both the learning outcomes and the product satisfaction. The results were very positive showing the web resource and 3D game has been a motivating experience for teachers and pupils in terms of curriculum development, extra-curricular activities, campus improvement and community awareness and involvement.

01 June 2008

Dad Info should win the award for it’s vision and ambition to bring information to every new dad in the UK so they can do the best for their partners and kids.

Fathers have a huge impact on the health and wellbeing of mothers and children, whether they’re involved or not – society ignores the impact that dads at its peril.

While the UK government has spent millions of pounds on information services for parents (£32M this year!), most of it is aimed at mothers and isn’t relevant to men. While new mums emerge from ante-natal clinic laden with leaflets and books, there still hasn't been a universally available national information service for new fathers until Dad Info – a private initiative – came along this year.

As well as a website packed with loads of fantastic unique content, the service offers a free email course for new dads written by Dr Mark Hamilton from Radio 1. Users register their baby's due date and emails are sent out automatically, with relevant content for each month of the pregnancy and beyond.

But that's not the whole story. There have been other attempts to create info sites for dads, but the problem has always been reaching dads offline at the point when they really need and want information - during the pregnancy.

Midwives meet more dads than any other professional in the UK, but they're overstretched and have no money to invest in fathers - but they want something to give to dads. We’ve solved the problem for them.

We’ve created the “Dad Card’ – a credit card sized info card, directing new dads to the website. They are distributed free to maternity units in the UK, for midwives to hand out to the half a million new dads a year who turn up at their services. We’ve also created a slightly different card for public services working with families to hand out to dads with young kids.

Dad Info has created the first universal information service for dads in the world. For that alone, it deserves public recognition.

(If your judges would like a copy of the Dad card, please contact tom@dad.info)

Nominated by Tom Beardshaw, 31 March 2008

Great been a long time coming lets hope that single parent fathers are well informed on all parenting rightd and issues

Submitted by roy booth, 31 March 2008

a wonderful site providing excellent information and news from the "dads view"

Submitted by Paul O'Callaghan, 02 April 2008

Here's a list of the maternity units that are distributing our Dad Cards:

http://dad.staging.imaginet.co.uk/b/maternity-units/

Submitted by Tom Beardshaw, 03 April 2008

Finally, a really good website that sees babies and kids from the fathers perspective. Parenting info services always go on about "how to get back to work?" - this website asks the opposite question "how to get out of work>".

Submitted by Duncan Fisher, 03 April 2008

Sorry - web address above should be:

http://www.dad.info/b/maternity-units/

Submitted by Tom Beardshaw, 03 April 2008

What a great site, our first child is on its way and I was looking for a resource to obtin information and support for a potential father like myself. A great website full of useful resource and tip, this will nothing other than a storming success... well done!!!!!

Submitted by Steve Lloyd, 02 May 2008

Gavster's the editor and he started it years ago when he realised lots was going on that the gay clubbing press didn't report. From simply reporting what's happening, giving publicity and life to smaller clubs and events he has had an amazingly positive impact on London's gay scene. He does it in his spare time and still makes it all accessible, digestible and bloddy funny.

Nominated by Alex Galli, 09 April 2008

This is an elaborate joke I assume?

Have a look at this DD entry!

http://discodamaged.typepad.com/ddnews/2008/04/boyz-and-sirs...

Submitted by giggle?, 11 April 2008

I love Disco Damaged - it epitomises how a website can be informative AND entertaining. A great read and a great guide.

Submitted by Sabine Warren, 11 April 2008

Dr Syed Nayyer Abidi is a senior health professional, working as the founder director of a registered Community-Interest Company called CHIEF - Community Health Involvement & Empowerment Forum. He is also known as a social entrepreneur, a healthcare writer, a bilingual author, and a well-known public health campaigner in the United Kingdom. He also leads M.E.H.A Group of Health Promoters that has recently been highly recommended for Queen`s Award for Voluntary Service - 2008.

A national health awareness project, the M.E.H.A project UK, was launched in February 2002 in Manchester. This unique project is supervised by a group of native health professionals, working in the NHS. He was selected to work as National Co-ordinator. Its aim is to provide latest healthcare information in the individual's native language and raise health awareness mainly in the minority ethnic communities of the UK. He became the author of the UK's first-ever Urdu healthcare book, 'Solution to Common Health Issues', in 2000. The Department of Health later approved this book for wider circulation in the UK. So far, four editions of the book have been published and distributed in the United Kingdom. In April 2002, his UK's first-ever bilingual (English/Urdu) healthcare book was published in the UK. 'Prevention is Always Better than Cure' is being supplied to public libraries, hospital libraries, community centres, and G.P surgeries for the benefit of wider community. He regularly writes health awareness articles for local Urdu and English community newspapers. He also organises monthly health education seminars, radio talks, and health awareness meetings for the benefit of wider community.

Nominated by Humera Shah, 18 February 2008

Key Achievements:

1-Successful launch of CHIEF`s interactive and informative website: www.chiefcic.com in June 2007, received more than 20,000 hits each month;

2-CHIEF received funding from Big Lottery for its health awareness project: `Building Healthier Communities` in July 2007;

3-Successful distribution of weekly E-newsletter to more than 10,000 online subscribers since August 2007;

4- Successful launch of `Promoting effective use of Internet in BME communities` project: http://www.chiefcic.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=vi...

5- Associated Group, Minority Ethnic Health Awareness Group ( M.E.H.A group ) has been short-listed for Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service 2008 in November 2007;

6. Six leading U.K health and social care experts joined CHIEF`s National Advisory Council NAC );

7- CHIEF becomes the Affiliated Member of following national organisations: Social Enterprise Coalition, Attend, NHS Networks ( Heath & Social Care ), National Council of Voluntary Organisations ( NCVO ), and National NGO Forum.

Nominated by Dr Syed Abidi, 17 April 2008

On the basis of his following admirable voluntary contributions towards wider community, I strongly believe he is the most suitable person for such award:

A national health awareness project, the M.E.H.A project UK, was launched in February 2002 in Manchester. This unique project is supervised by a group of native health professionals, working in the NHS. He was selected to work as National Co-ordinator. Its aim is to provide latest healthcare information in the individual's native language and raise health awareness mainly in the minority ethnic communities of the UK. He became the author of the UK's first-ever Urdu healthcare book, 'Solution to Common Health Issues', in 2000. The Department of Health later approved this book for wider circulation in the UK. So far, four editions of the book have been published and distributed in the United Kingdom. In April 2002, his UK's first-ever bilingual (English/Urdu) healthcare book was published in the UK. 'Prevention is Always Better than Cure' is being supplied to public libraries, hospital libraries, community centres, and G.P surgeries for the benefit of wider community. He regularly writes health awareness articles for local Urdu and English community newspapers. He also organises monthly health education seminars, radio talks, and health awareness meetings for the benefit of wider community.

In June 2003, he initiated a unique national project 'Building Healthier Communities'. So far has had successfully organised 25 health awareness -raising seminars. In December 2003, he was appointed as member of the North Manchester PCT Patient and Public Involvement Forum by the Patient and Public Involvement in Health Commission. In September 2004, he was appointed as the Forum Media Spokesperson to raise awareness about the Forum's vital role and its activities in the media. From January 2003 till November 2006, Dr Abidi served as the founder Chief Executive & Media Spokesperson of BEHAF trust. He is currently affiliated to ‘Make it Happen' Consultancy` as Associate Consultant in Equality, Diversity & Health Promotion.

Fellowship/Membership:

1- The Royal Society of Arts, London

2- Association of Pakistani Physicians & Surgeons in the U.K;

3- Manchester Medical Society; Manchester

4- Pakistan Medical Association; Blackpool

5- The Pride of Pakistan Forum, Glasgow

6- Cheetham & Crumpsall Welcome Centre, Manchester.

Thank you for your kind consideration.

Best Regards,

Mrs Humera Jaffri

Nominated by Humera Jaffri, 08 May 2008

Well Done!!

Submitted by Sameera Mehdi, 08 May 2008

Very well deserved nomination, I fully support it as Dr Abidi`s colleague - Keep it Up!

Submitted by Ihsan Ullah Niazi, 13 May 2008

Having read the nomination above and that of the other nominees, based on Dr Abidi's many voluntary contributions, I feel he is deserving of this reward.

Submitted by Zahieer, 18 June 2008

ecancermedicalscience is more than a journal in encompassing video and audio elements including video interviews and press conferences providing the latest information on cancer research. The journal also encourages video submission from authors as surgery is often difficult to describe in print. Online journals allow for innovation and technology that is not possible in print. We have recently featured robotic surgery footage within an article and allow for authors to upload as many images as they like as we do not work within page restrictions. ecancermedicalscience is also developing educational resources including a partnership with Kings College, London to show footage from clinical symposia featuring the most recent and relevant clinical opinion and scientific evidence in the prevention, investigation and management of cancer.

I feel ecancermedicalscience is eligible for the inform and educate award as we are at the fore front of cancer communication, not only in Europe but the rest of the world. Being entirely online allows us to update news and research as it is happening. We aim to become the ‘one stop shop’ for cancer research in the EU and beyond. By creating a single online portal, we aim to disseminate research at an accelerated rate and avoid duplication of research across Europe. We are keen to publish both positive and negative results in an attempt to share knowledge amongst researchers. I feel ecancermedicalscience is eligible for the inform and educate award as we are using technology to our advantage and offering a resource that includes more than just a printed article and expands on printed research in offering comment, blogs, forums, footage and audio to accompany the text. I think the relevance of being open access is hugely important for cancer research across Europe and the rest of the world and should be actively encouraged between member states (we are in the process of applying for EU funding to conduct a research study across the EU and access flaws and suggest improvements).

Nominated by Hannah Redmond, 23 April 2008

I do not agree with all that I receive from FIPR but nearly all is interesting and sometimes it is gold dust.

Nominated by Philip Virgo, 28 April 2008

Power League is a free online tool specifically designed to help engage children and adults alike in debate and discussion - a crucial part of education today, where learners need to develop skills to equip them for the 21st century and not just assimilate information. This tool, which can be used for whole class discussion, enables pupils to critically evaluate their own opinions and explore and listen to the different perspectives of their peers.

Leagues within the Power League tool consist of a database of people, things or ideas chosen by the teacher or students. Students are presented with a question, for example, “what do you think is the bigger cause of climate change?” and they vote for one item from a series of randomly generated pairs. The Power League then ranks each of the items by the whole group’s overall order of preference, changing the order each time a student casts a vote. The often-unexpected nature of the pairs being compared is often what makes a good starting point for debate.

In addition to being able to design their own league, students can use one of the five ready-to-use leagues available on powerleague.org.uk. These include the New School League, where students discuss the most important factors that need to be taken into consideration when redesigning a school, and the World Power League, where students get to debate who they think should be the most powerful person in the world.

Benefits:

o Helps people to recognise the role of debate and discussion in a democratic society.

o Helps pupils critically evaluate their own opinions and listen to the different perspectives of others

o Engaging and stimulating learning

o Can be used by anyone

o Can be used in any subject as you can design your own league

o It’s free.

21 May 2008

www.kew.org/trees fosters an online community where users can contribute pictures of their favourite trees to share with others, join in discussions about Kew’s conservation work around the world on the blog, have a go at tree identification and create their own personalised map of the Gardens including their favourite trees or the particular species they want to visit.

Nominated by Beth Spencer, 28 May 2008

I did the tree walk on the first public opening as I'm a friend of Kew Gardens. It was amazing and have since sent the site to my friends along with my flickr pictures and they're all really excited about going.

Submitted by Mecca Ibrahim, 03 June 2008

"I recommend a new website edited by... [writers David Edwards and David Cromwell], whose factual, inquiring analysis of the reporting of Iraq, Afghanistan and other issues has already drawn the kind of defensive spleen that shows how unused to challenge and accountability much of journalism, especially that calling itself liberal, has become. The address is www.MediaLens.org." John Pilger, New Statesman, March 22, 2002)

"Regular critical analysis of the media, filling crucial gaps and correcting the distortions of ideological prisms, has never been more important. Media Lens has performed a major public service by carrying out this task with energy, insight, and care." Noam Chomsky

"Media Lens is doing an outstanding job of pressing the mainstream media to at least follow their own stated principles and meet their public service obligations. It is fun as well as enlightening to watch their representatives, while sometimes giving straightforward answers to queries, often getting flustered, angry, evasive, and sometimes mis-stating the facts." Edward Herman

It is AMAZING how Media lens' analysis has only one interest at heart - Universal Compassion.

12 April 2008

With the overwhelming accumulation of information on the internet it is

becoming increasingly hard to work out who you should trust and why. As a

society we need online tools that help people to navigate the forest of

information, and then to assess what they find. This is what journalisted

does for news. It enables people to assess the credibility of journalists

and provides context for what they write about. At the same time it makes

published writers more accountable to their readers, and gives people the

ability to build their own roster of writers they know and trust.

In the same way that if you want to know more about a book you now look it

up on Amazon. Or, if you want to know more about an MP you look him/her up

on TheyWorkForYou. So, if you want to know more about a journalist you'll

look them up on journalisted. Oh, and it's free, entirely independent and

not-for-profit.

Nominated by Francis Irving, 30 May 2008

This is one the most diverse and prepared website. With news and commentaries from around the glob.

Nominated by Emily Mervyn, 03 May 2008

I checked this site and can give them five out of five.

Submitted by David Robert, 03 May 2008

I checked this site and can give them five out of five.

Submitted by David Robert, 03 May 2008

Great Design, Safe for Children, Makes Learning fun with the daily puzzle

Nominated by Melissa Blake, 02 June 2008

Mind Candy work very hard on pleasing the public and at present are on a high of popularity. Just visit the site to see the enthusiasm on the community blog there.

Submitted by Jezza, 07 June 2008

Monster owners can interact with their pets in a wide variety of ways such as tickling, playing games, shopping, designing their rooms, and dressing up (coming soon). One of the core elements of Moshi Monsters is the emotional bond created between the user and their Monster which is achieved through sophisticated flash animations and a complex behavioural engine. Over time the Monsters develop their own unique personalities depending on how well, or badly, they havve been treated.

There are many ways players can connect and communicate with others such as the Friends tree, visiting other Monsters rooms, and leaving customised Pinboard messages. During development child safety online has been kept at the forefront of the Moshi experience.

The more attention a Monster gets from its owner and their friends, the higher its Monstar status rises. All Monsters start as Z-Listers and can rise through the ranks to become A-List Monstars.

Moshi Monsters is played in the browser and requires no download.

Nominated by Lisa-Jane Munns, 30 May 2008

Go Moshi Monsters! It is a cool site.

Submitted by Rachel, 30 May 2008

I love Moshi Monsters. It's for all ages!!! :]

Submitted by Bunnizoom, 30 May 2008

I'm an adult, a grandparent, in fact, and I really like this game! I play it with one of my grandsons. The puzzle games are varied and unique. The pinboard message interaction is great, too. It is fun for all ages.

Submitted by Suzanne_Sky, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters are fab but Monster Owners are the most FABU!

Submitted by Miss Pinky, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is pretty sweet! I just startedplaying andI think its awesome!

Submitted by mvon23, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is great because its educational and fun - and that's hard to find in a webgame!

Submitted by fawi, 30 May 2008

woop

moshi monsters are the best

=]

and the people who are on it are the most awesome people ever

Submitted by scribbly-jelly-tots, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is cool. The interaction with the monsters is the best I have seen around.

Submitted by Dragonlady-nv, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monster is sooooo great! It's the best interaction in the world!!!! great thing!

Submitted by wickedhahaha, 30 May 2008

A great site. I like the puzzles and the art style. Plus, they are always adding things.

Submitted by volvox, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters takes virtual pets to the next level. Where most internet pet sites offer just flat drawings as pets, Moshi Monsters talk, laugh, dance, and are adorably interactive. This is a great site!

Submitted by Cynn, 30 May 2008

The graphics are fabulous and the friends one makes are truly international, and the potential is just tremendous.

Submitted by Jezza, 30 May 2008

I'm an adult who enjoys Moshi Monsters so much that I now have 5 of them. The daily puzzles are great, the games are fun and the pinboard communication between friends is unique. This game appeals to all age groups from all over the world.

As for the monsters ... they will make you smile and laugh daily. :)

Submitted by Paislee, 30 May 2008

woooohoooo! moshi's roool the skoool

congratulations xxx

Submitted by yvonne921, 30 May 2008

wow moshi monsters is awsome because of the graphics and ton of fun avalibe to to!!!!!!

Submitted by eekie24, 30 May 2008

i love moshi monsters the are the best in the whole world. They make me so happy. I own 5 monsters.

Submitted by melissabluefish, 30 May 2008

I love Moshi Monsters and have recently introduced it to my Primary School class. The monsters are great fun, the puzzles are challenging, the furnishings and gadgets available for purchase with Rox keep the game interesting and rewarding, and the interactivity both with the monsters and with other humans (fellow monster owners) is excellent.

Submitted by Cabs, 30 May 2008

I think Moshi Monsters is great! I couldn't live without it! The furniture, EVERYTHING on it is fantastic!

Submitted by Inest97, 30 May 2008

I love Moshi Monsters!! My monsters name is KyShi.

Submitted by rmozzochi, 30 May 2008

i love moshimonsters and i think its a great site. everyone should have one. it is a clean, fun, and safe website. all of my friends have one!

Submitted by snow, 30 May 2008

I love Moshi Monsters!! They are great for any age! My monsters name is KyShi!

Submitted by rmozzochi, 30 May 2008

hello,moshi monsters is the most creative game i've ever played,although im 20 years old but im so addicted i can't stop playing this game.in fact what makes it so different from the other games is the graphics,way good,and the interaction are so great.another good point is the educational part,from the puzzles,to the word of the day,even the engen game is educational cz it makes the kids works their cognitive skills.and the most beautiful thing is the daily growl,nothing better.plus the way the editor puts the news makes readers so attracted and addicted to the game.add me lillo,5 for mochi.

Submitted by elias, 30 May 2008

We have the whole family on moshi monsters... grandma, mam, daughter and cousin and we are having great fun...I am an adult playing and I am VERY addicted...you monster becomes part of your family because they all have their own personality!!!

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

Moshi Monsters

and GGGGGOOOOOOOO

Plush!!!

Submitted by Debnale, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is the ultimate, and Moshi Monster owners are the bomb!

Submitted by Bootsy, 30 May 2008

its so AWESOME! all ages can play and it doesn't get boring!

Submitted by Austin, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is THE BEST game on the internet. It is AWESOME!! It never gets boring and there is tons to do in Monstro City!! GO MOSHI MONSTERS!!!

Submitted by Helen, 30 May 2008

I LOVE Moshi Monsters!! It's so COOL!!

Submitted by cute_rockstar, 30 May 2008

Moshi Monsters are very cute and the mini games keep you comming back for more

Submitted by Little Mew, 30 May 2008

I am a member of Moshi Monsters and I love it, it rocks! 5,000,000 stars!

Submitted by Lilacwolf24, 30 May 2008

OMG i love moshi monsters and couldnt ask for a better and cuter site i hope mosh monsters wins. Bootsy and everybody has been so nice to create this funfilled website. I love moshi monsters.

Submitted by Rain, 30 May 2008

i loooveee this site! it ROCKS!

Submitted by amazing345, 30 May 2008

this is the most fun online adoption thing that i have ever played with and i cant believe that its still in beta!!!!

Submitted by troy, 30 May 2008

this is the most fun online adoption thing that i have ever played with and i cant believe that its still in beta!!!

Submitted by troy, 30 May 2008

This is the most fun anyone can have in a browser! The graphics are lovely and no huge file download for a client. Way to go, MoshiMonsters!

Submitted by Mitipants, 30 May 2008

also i would like to comment that the daily puzzle challenge is very good for kids keeping there brains at go.. think of Nintendo DS's brain age. its kinda like that. the better you are at the puzzles the high level your monster reaches. the higher level your monster reaches the more stuff you can buy for your monster.. all items in this game require you to be a certain level in order to purchase them. keep in mind no you don't use real money. you use rox which you get from your daily challenge and mini games. anyways i guess what im really trying to say is thank you moshi monsters and team for so far making an awesome game!!!!

Submitted by troy, 30 May 2008

I love MOSHI MONTER! Its a cool website for me and friends. A cool website for kids of all ages!!!

Submitted by Katie, 30 May 2008

I am a member of MoshiMonster and I am a little bit old but I wanted to test it out and I find it highly entertaining, it is great fun, it improves skills as well, I think it is great for young kids as it is fun and helps builds vital skills, this MMOCC stands out because it is different from any other.

I recommend anyone to have a go, it is always great fun to try new things and I am glad I did because it is a well deserved winner.

Submitted by Seam, 30 May 2008

I love moshi monster. its a fun interactive game for both boys and girls of all ages...

Submitted by jamie, 30 May 2008

I love moshimonstars the monstars are soo cute and funny

Submitted by maryann, 30 May 2008

MoShImOnSTeRs RoCk!!!!!

My SoXXs

Submitted by LiZzZ, 30 May 2008

MoshiMonsters is a nice, fun, and safe virtual world!

Submitted by Skylar Bailey, 30 May 2008

i really enjoy playing this site! it doesnt matter who you are people play we can interact with our personal friends if you tell them about this this site! THANK MOSHI MONSTERS!

Submitted by Cat, 30 May 2008

Some people might think 21 is too old to be playing this type of game but it really is fun, the best interaction and ways to keep you entertained and have fun, and you are never too old for that!!!

Submitted by pugmom24, 30 May 2008

I just checked this site out because it was on Myspace. I really enjoy this site and even let my children each adopt a monster.

Submitted by Silverwolf, 30 May 2008

Who says online games are for kids? Moshi Monsters is awesome and I know lots of people of all ages that have signed up - fun for everyone! :D

Submitted by Joey, 31 May 2008

BEST GAME EVER!!!

Submitted by ..., 31 May 2008

moshi monsters rulz my moshi monster name is plutonium

Submitted by saturn, 31 May 2008

mOshi mOnsters rock my world. I love this site and it's so addicting.

Submitted by susievu23, 31 May 2008

omfg it rox dem sox off ur feet

Submitted by moeee, 31 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is the best among many other web sites. The graphics are too good and the best things are the monsters. And the way to make friend is just awesome!

Submitted by Milistar, 31 May 2008

we rox.....and its goin to get better

Submitted by Dezmaurice, 31 May 2008

Love it, love it, love it!! I've really bonded with my monsters and some of the others that I've met at the site are "splendiferous". Hurray for Moshi Monsters!!!

Submitted by MarleyK, 31 May 2008

Moshi monsters is better than any online adoption world. It's not just a game, it's a community. It's the best!

Submitted by liliput, 31 May 2008

It is the most greatest game I ever played! It is great and we can talk with all people in the world! I don't know what to say for this game. Just I know it is the best game in the world!

Submitted by reala, 31 May 2008

I love to go on Moshi Monsters. My monster is really cute. I'm always spending Rox. It's just really exciting. I like to enter competitions on it and it's always fun.

Submitted by Cabs, 31 May 2008

Um, the previous comment is by Bananagirl.

Looks like this website cannot do shared email addresses.

Anyway, Moshi Monsters still rox(!)

Submitted by Cabs, 31 May 2008

I think moshi monsters is the best! It's a child friendly game that all your friends can play.

Submitted by Maddi, 31 May 2008

Moshi monsters is a fantastic site good for people of all ages. It's really happy and the daily challenge is fun and challenging. Go moshi monsters!

Submitted by ella, 31 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is fun for all ages, It never gets boring and the news is funny and the challanges are challanging enough to be fun! MOSHI MONSTERS ROXS! 5 stars *****

Submitted by Redpaw, 31 May 2008

I love Moshi Monsters!Its so fun and it never gets boring!Im only 7 but its so fun go Moshi Monsters!

Submitted by Retrosaurly, 31 May 2008

Moshi monsters rocks! It's so fun and always cheers me up when i feel sad! Its also so hard to find good games on the internet that are free these days, so moshi monsters is great!

Submitted by Poocheana1997, 31 May 2008

i love moshi monsters! the characters are sooo cute ♥

Submitted by Elli, 31 May 2008

moshimonsters is one of the best websites i have ever been on. it is secure and you will always feel safe. it also teaches you that if you leave your monster for days and dont feed it it will get ill!! i hope moshimonsters wins!!! xoxo

Submitted by sasaa, 31 May 2008

i love u moshimonsters

Submitted by asasasaa, 31 May 2008

I love moshi monsters! I was one of the first moshi monster adopter, and, I have seen itgo through all sorts of phases. I love moshi monsters beacause it is succesfully reaching all ages for fun! It helps your brain develop and if you are not allowed a pet at home, it honestly doesn't matter, because, moshi monsters is there instead. It doesn't get you addicted in any way, but it does make you want to visit every day, but not crave it, which is good! It is very safe and every one is fun and friendly! I love all the little contests and fabulous puzzles! I think also, that it is fantastic because of the way it gives you something to aim for! MOSHI MONSTERS ROCKS!! Now, come on all you owners of monsters, get moshi monsters to the TOP(and beyond)

Submitted by angel88, 31 May 2008

There's nothing like it, it's Public Beta and more fun and safe then you can imagine, the human techies and designers are working 24/7 (or so we like to think like those little helpers at the North Pole) I see nothing but the safest and BEST for kids, teens, and all ages that want to have fun, laugh and use their minds and imagination. Great skills and tons of friends to meet!

Submitted by silly, 31 May 2008

I've seen it growing and see nothing but good and safety in mind for "kids" of all ages! The puzzles really do teach and hopefully more of these games will be added in the long run. A Mind, an imagination and a monster to love what more can you ask Well done to the entire team, the owners and the loveable monsters.

Submitted by silly, 31 May 2008

I've seen it growing and see nothing but good and safety in mind for "kids" of all ages! The puzzles really do teach and hopefully more of these games will be added in the long run. A Mind, an imagination and a monster to love what more can you ask Well done to the entire team, the owners and the loveable monsters.

Submitted by Elvira and silly, 31 May 2008

It is an awesome game! You get to learn how to care for a pet. And even if you never had a pet before well when you join this game, you get a pet and it is AWESOME. No other words can describe this unbelievably awesomely creatively created GAME! GO MOSHI MONSTERS!!

Submitted by melonymelody, 31 May 2008

who doesnt like moshi monsters?

Submitted by Megan, 31 May 2008

As a mom, I vote for Moshi monsters! I have one, and so does my daughter...they are great! They require only a few minutes a day, without being overly adicting or time consuming.

Submitted by Jessica, 31 May 2008

moshi monsters is a great way to meet new friends and talk to people all over the world! i do it my sisters do it and even my mum does it not to mention all my friends from miles away! my vote will always go to moshi monsters!

x sunshine x

Submitted by sunshine, 31 May 2008

Moshi monsters is absolutly marvoles! Great Great Great! Yay to win! You can do every thing you want for your moshi. It can be a Poppet a Luvli a Zommer A katsummer or a Furi! care fro them, make friends with other moshi owners, send messages by the pin board, play the games on the street and most of all by things like food, wallpaper, carpet/floring, cupboards, chairs and bliding blocks. Do the daily challange and get rockes the mouney of monstro city!My favourite relse is the News. It has lots different compotitons. It also has Monstar of the week and room of the week as well!

Me and my sister (maclairy) both

missed being monstar of the week but we didn't mind! So I think moshi mosters should get a award!

Submitted by emstar1_1 and emstar2_2, 31 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is one of the BEST online interactive things to do with your time. I love it!

Submitted by PokemonSprite2007, 31 May 2008

Moshi monster is the best :D

Submitted by gruff, 31 May 2008

moshi monsters is awesome!!!!!!!!!!! its so cool i would rate it 5 stars myself. MOSHI MONSTERS ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Submitted by sasukelover101, 31 May 2008

Definitely love Moshi Monsters :)

Submitted by tsaebear, 31 May 2008

Moshi Monsters rules. And I love the name :D

Submitted by Ali (Megadeth), 31 May 2008

moshi monsters rule

Submitted by pancakes, 31 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is one of the greatest things I have found on the web and I think it's awsome! There are contests ont he community page and that's always fun. And the mini-games are a blast to play! Moshi Monsters totally deserves this award!

Submitted by Mandalyn, 31 May 2008

i just discovered this website NOW IM ADDICTED!! and i think the little moshimonsters are so so cute!!! ♥

Submitted by crystals, 31 May 2008

This game is such marvellous fun! I do not know anything wrong about it! Moshimonsters is funny, has got a great look, and totally deserves this award! I♥MOSHIMONSTERS!

Submitted by Sofie, 31 May 2008

I am a grandmother and I play this online sensation with my grandchildren. It is a wonderful game where anyone can have fun , even if your a grandparent!

Submitted by Brenda, 31 May 2008

MOSHI MONSTERS RULE DUDE I MEAN IT!!

♥

Submitted by Jude-anna, 31 May 2008

I play my moshi monster with my children and we all enjoy it a lot :)

Submitted by Twinkers, 31 May 2008

Moshi Monsters is the cutest little website around the corner!

My brother, my cousin, my sister and I have an account! It's that cute and addictive.

Oh and my little Poppet, Kioko says hi =)

I have 2 mopods and they are soo adorable when they spin around :P

GOO MOSHII!!

TEAM MOSHI, YO.

Submitted by Karman, 31 May 2008

I love Moshi Monsters! It's so fun! I love all of the monsters and the creativity! I love this game.♥♥♥

~namie ♥

Submitted by namie, 31 May 2008

moshimonsters is fun and its just a way to almosexpress yourself and you get these adorable little monsters:]

Submitted by sam, 31 May 2008

I love moshi monsters it is amazing keep up the good work

Submitted by Luke, 31 May 2008

Moshimosters is absolutely awsome! Nuff said' ;)

Submitted by OrMizu, 01 June 2008

moshi monster is the best site..i go there every morning..because i cant wait to see my monster...his cute....

i love him..

Submitted by yaanaa, 01 June 2008

this game is so hawt ...

i'm 15 but i'm still playing..

this so educating, u need to take a quiz to have a higher level and because u want to have a higher level this game makes u so determined. the graphics are cool the monster are sweet. all and all are awesome.♥

Submitted by maimai, 01 June 2008

i enjoy playing this game and im an adult, my kids think its great, they learn by doing the puzzles and its a safe place for them to chill..

Well done moshi monsters keep up the good work

Submitted by tracey, 01 June 2008

Hey moshi monsters is my favourite site and now im better at doing puzzles and all that stuff, AWESOME WEBSITE!

Submitted by Laura, 01 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is the best. They ROX!

Submitted by Nicole, 01 June 2008

Moshi monsters is the coolest, safest thing i play on the computer these days. I think it shoul win the award.

Submitted by Sum, 01 June 2008

Moshi monsters is a wonderful site. Since it is in beta it has a few bugs, but has great potential. After testing the site myself I let my toddler get an account and now it is a daily stop for both of us.

Submitted by Nikki, 01 June 2008

go moshi

Submitted by scotty227, 01 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is a wonderful site for people of all ages! The monsters are very well drawn and adorable, the games are fun and addicting, the leveling up gives it a hint of competition, and there is always something to do with all the mini-contests they run. Check it out!!

Submitted by Ceceelia, 01 June 2008

its auuusommsesyzzis- and thats not even a word!!!

Submitted by bavni, 01 June 2008

Moshi monsters is the best game in the world!

Submitted by Bob, 01 June 2008

MOSHI MONSTERS ARE THE RIGHT CHOISE FOR THE AWARD!!!!!!!! WH-HOOO!!!!!!!

Submitted by MADISON, 01 June 2008

moshi monsters is great i think they should get it!!

Submitted by brogan, 01 June 2008

Its a wonderful page for all ages with a friendly community and cute actvities.

Submitted by Fluff, 01 June 2008

moshi monsters is so much fun, and it's educational too

not only that, but you get to talk to people all over the world and it's always kept interesting with new updates

i say it's a worthy winner!

Submitted by ace3000, 01 June 2008

This is my monstar name on moshi, this is a great learning site and exercises the brain as well, im always on this site with my brother and sister, thanx moshi:)

Submitted by Hudson, 01 June 2008

MOShI MONSTER SHOULD WIN!!!!

Submitted by punky, 01 June 2008

MOSHI MONSTERS 'ROX'!!!!!!!!

(Getitt?)

Submitted by Hannah Bracegirdle, 01 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is really for anyone, and is an amazing idea. With the greatest staff (Some that I know) they have made this game worth the time playing. It's also worth it because well playing you learn so much through the games that you play once a day, and then come back in the morning and have another chance at them again. You also get to challenge yourself because the more points you get the faster you get the items you want and the faster you get a higher level. So why don't we vote Mind Candy's (Moshi Monsters) the best for the New Media Awards for 2008!

Submitted by Jonathan, 01 June 2008

This game is... meh.

Anyone 5-12 and 30-whatever MIGHT like it... but between those numbers... blech.

[I'm 14. It's horredously boring]

Submitted by Cyanide, 01 June 2008

its the best

all my friends will have one by the time im done with them (:

Submitted by hollith, 01 June 2008

I think moshimonsters is so fun. I get on it everyday after school, it's like my own little getaway. I like to make friends and it's a very sociable site and everyone on it is nice.

Submitted by Lexi, 01 June 2008

I love the moshimonsters they are fun and it is good the way they can keep you entertained they are brill!

Submitted by nibsy, 01 June 2008

Moshi monsters is a really cool site. The monsters are adorable and you really feel like they're unique and YOUR pet. We love that it's educational too.

GO MOSHI MONSTERS!

Submitted by Alexa & Aubree, 01 June 2008

I'm 18 and only logged on to moshimonsters to make a friend of mine shut up about it. Boy, was I glad I did! I can't get off of it now, it's quite addicted. It's easy to become attached to the little things because of the level of interaction.. and because they're just so darn cute! :D

Submitted by CJ, 01 June 2008

moshi monsters is such a cool website i love it love it love it

Submitted by none ya, 02 June 2008

i love moshimonsters its a fun way to excersice your brain and has nice graphics to stare at i love my monster and the daily interaction of both people and my keyboard that i get from the site

Submitted by cupcake, 02 June 2008

Moshimonsters reminds of when neopets was cool but with better graphics and more interactive. Long LIVE MOSHIMONSTERS!

Submitted by michella, 02 June 2008

Moshi is one of the most advanced and safe games on the market because communication happens mostly with actions' effect on artificial intelligence. It's great brain exercise too!

Submitted by BarbaraAnne, 02 June 2008

I love Moshi Monsters It is so fun and I should know because I'm 11!!

Submitted by Miranda, 02 June 2008

My 6yo daughter loves Moshi Monsters, the puzzles have been great for her :D I've also become quite addicted to my lil Monster. Moshi gets a big AAA+++ from me!!!

Submitted by tarsha87, 02 June 2008

What else is there to say? Moshi Monsters is nifty.

Submitted by Invida, 02 June 2008

I love moshi monsters.I told all my friends about it and they love it!It has cool graphics too!

Submitted by Dania, 02 June 2008

Moshi monsters is educational and fun at the same time!

Submitted by Dania, 02 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is simply fantastic!The graphics,furniture,and even the species are better than anything in the whole world!

Submitted by Mikaela, 02 June 2008

I think that Moshi monsters rule its the best!!!!!!!!!!!!

GO GO MM(MM stands for moshi monster)

GO GO MM GO GO MM GO GO MM!!!!!!!!!!

GO GO MM GO GO MM GO GO MM!!!!!!!!!!

GO GO MM GO GO MM GO GO MM!!!!!!!!!!

and by the way my user name is semba

Submitted by semba, 02 June 2008

Moshimonster PWN!

Submitted by Popsicle, 02 June 2008

MOSHI MONSTERS ARE ACE!

Looooooooooooooooooove it =)

Submitted by Jenny, 02 June 2008

WE LOVE MOSHI MONSTERS!!!!

Submitted by Ciaran, 02 June 2008

Moshi is a pwnsome site great for all ages =D I absolutely love it and can't go more than a few days without getting on. I know people from a wide range of ages, from four, to sisty two! It is amazing how many friends you make, and my moshi pals always brighten my day up!

Submitted by Rebecca (Thatone), 02 June 2008

I can't help liking this sort of thing. It's interactive and a great way to goof off.

Submitted by RhubarbWaffle, 03 June 2008

moshi monsters is played by my mom, dad, brother, and i and its a fun vitual game thats educational and allows kids to develop friends in other countries and learn about different cultures.

Submitted by emily, 03 June 2008

Im 22 a partying age..and i love to sit and home and play its fun for all ages and theres boys and girls alik eon here...our mosters are high matinance of course but with all our work theyre happy and our rooms look cool and the puzzles are fun for everyone. def a great game!

Submitted by Laura B, 03 June 2008

Its a very good site and it helps you learn things.Its a site for anyone.Its a great game one of the best games there ever was.You can choose your own little personal creature and build it a great room.

Submitted by Bruce, 03 June 2008

moshi monsters is fun! the games are great! :) i also find the puzzles they have daily are educational and good for a bit of brain work!

5 stars for moshi monsters! great site for all ages and its really really awesome!

Submitted by jodyc, 03 June 2008

Moshimonsters are great if you're moving your friends can talk to you oline it's 5*

Submitted by Avril, 03 June 2008

Moshi monster is the best!!!

Funny for adults and kids..And adult kids like me!!ehehehe

5 starssssssssss*****

Submitted by Laume, 03 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is awesome! I love everything about it. 5 stars!

Submitted by jazzdancer43, 03 June 2008

This is a great website for adults and kids.

Submitted by Ginger, 03 June 2008

moshi monster is the best website ever!

5 stars!!

I would have given 100,000,000,000 stars if I could.

Submitted by fluffy01, 03 June 2008

5 starssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Submitted by subaru, 03 June 2008

ITs the wirst game eva! just kid. i gave it 5 but we need more stuff to do in the game.

Submitted by bob, 03 June 2008

I may only be a teenager, but Moshi Monsters is awesome!! I've only ben on for a month and a half and i'm already on level 7!!!

Submitted by doojamaflick20, 03 June 2008

I love moshimonsters! Its fun to have your own little monster!

Submitted by Raider5800, 03 June 2008

genius genius genius.

we love the moshis. and so do the kids.

monstar

Submitted by moshi a go go, 03 June 2008

MOSHI MONSTERS! MOSHI MONSTERS! MOSHI MONSTERS! **************************************************************************!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Submitted by SarieFarie, 04 June 2008

This site is great. I play (61), my daughter (29), grandson (7) and granddaughter (5) all play and have fun.

Submitted by elizabetha155, 04 June 2008

thia is awsome i forgot how i found out about this place but who cares this site is awsome i told all my friends about it and they are going to get one who ever made this thing up is a guenius

Submitted by cynthia95, 04 June 2008

i love it so far but i don't know what to do or how to go shoppin for furniture and stuff

Submitted by lwailitha, 04 June 2008

This is a great community! I love the brain teasers and it's just plain fun to go shopping and decorate. I also enjoy the communication from the creative monsters/ppl in the daily growl. Gives it a "small town" familiar feeling which is nice since I live in the big city! I can't wait to see where it goes from here.

Submitted by Aspcia, 04 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is free and a fun web game for all ages

Submitted by alex, 04 June 2008

Moshi Monsters is brilliant! I love how you can build up your monsters health, happiness and MonSTAR rating then proudly display them on your bebo/myspace/facebook profile. The daily puzzles are excellent aswell as all the games and items to decorate your room. Five Stars!

Submitted by Julie, 04 June 2008

MM is so cool exept one thing,you can only do the daily quiz once.

but still its sooooo fun.

i have a diavlo.

Submitted by kieran, 04 June 2008

MOSHIMONSTERS RULE its sooo the best site please visit

Submitted by emma, 05 June 2008

I LUV Moshi Monsters more than neopets or Webkinz and the site and news are much more personable than either!

Submitted by Lauren, 05 June 2008

I LOVE THE SITE

Submitted by Christopher, 06 June 2008

i luv moshimonsters u can go on it for ours and not get bored

Submitted by jade, 06 June 2008

It is a very creative website and is well disingned

Submitted by Audrey, 07 June 2008

I've had Moshi Monsters for a few weeks now and I simply love it! I love how my Moshi talks to me, and how witty he always is :P

Submitted by Gina L, 09 June 2008

Perhaps this site is as good as these people say, but surely a lot of these posts are spam...

Submitted by Paul M, 09 June 2008

I LOVE MOSHI MONSTERS ITS AWSOME I GO ON IT EVERY DAY REAG THE DAILY GROWL AND PLAY THE GAMES IM TRYING SO HARD TO GET TROPHIES AND GET MOR STUFF FOR MY ROOM KEEP IT UP MOSHI MONSTERS YOUR DOING GREAT!

Submitted by sarah / celticcutie, 10 June 2008

I LOVE MOSHI MONSTERS! It ROCKS! :3

Loves -Konkon

Submitted by konkon, 10 June 2008

Moshi monsters are SO cute and fun!

:]

Submitted by Shania Chua, 14 June 2008

I love moshi monster is soooooooooooooooo fun you should try it and i love all those cute monsters.

Submitted by Helen, 15 June 2008

Best place to be online, fun filled and top notch. For all ages and genders, from kids to nan. Amazing and growing each day!

Submitted by Elvira and silly, 17 June 2008

i love moshimonsters because they are so cute .. but at the moment i cant get on there but i dnt know why .. but the monsters are soo funny and i like making monster friends and tlkin to them and making the monster happy and gettin new stuff for its room and playin the butterfly game and the other game but i dnt no what the other one is called..

my monster is called tumani but the owner names is me but a diferent name and it is ... face-bothured hehe my mate helped me make this and thnx to her i have fell in love with these real things and making then all happy and stuff.

but i have 5 monsters because they are so addictive but i go on all of them every single day even if i probably go on holidai i would just go on there and do the puzzle and make the monster happy and havin the time of its life and plus on my face-bothured one i am on level 8 and i am not even a month old!! .. well i dnt think i am

but at the moment i cant go on there for some reason and i want to know why because it might just be because of my laptop or i can try goin on my computer because it normally does let me go on ther but i might changed and there might b so many people on there and we can not get on there because it might be full as loads of people are making it!!!

well i have to go now so i wil come on here another dai and leave another comment on here when my moshimonster works!!

cya

Submitted by rachel, 29 June 2008

I think moshii monsters is brilliant.i got all my friendz to make one its educational and fantastic i wish more mini games of moshii monsters r out on playstation and it derserves to win

Submitted by Sharon, 12 July 2008

its amazing! moshimonsters is great. its like having a pet!

athe graphics are good and so are the puzzles! i love moshimonsters!!!!!!!!

Submitted by Tia, 12 July 2008

play this when your bord !!!!!!11

Submitted by zulakha, 17 July 2008

i love moshi monsters..! its the best game ever and the puzzle games are good for the brain!!

Submitted by jellyjumble, 01 August 2008

What is often missing in the formation of IT policy is a historical perspective. Hence many of today's public sector computer disasters. Philip's blog looks at today's initiatives and events from a standpoint of nearly 30 years in crafting IT policy. He knows what has worked and what hasn't. More importantly, he knows where the bodies are buried around Westminster and Whitehall. In the IT world, where most people's mental horizons are around five minutes, this is very rare and valuable! Any Civil Servant, politician, academic or policy wonk involved in IT policy should use it to inform or educate themselves. It might even help them from imbibing the latest IT snake-oil.

Nominated by Richard Sarson, 05 May 2008

Have known Philip since the very early days of PITCOM and have worked with him on numerous EURIM activities. His knowledge of IT in government is unrivalled and I am delighted his wise words are reaching a wider audience.

Submitted by Andrew Hardie, 12 May 2008

I have know Philip for a relatively short period of time, but in this time I have come to admire his enthusiasm, knowledge and commitment. He is at the forefront of the interface between politics and ICT and works tirelessly to promote good standards.

Submitted by Ed Phelps, 28 May 2008

Philip has a vast array of knowledge of behind the scenes Westminster and has a knack of blogging at several different levels, catering at the same time for the general Computer Weekly.com general reader as well as for the real insiders within government. I have heard many insiders say they look forward to Philip's blog, and it is the sounding board for helping clear political log jams. I support this application strongly.

Submitted by John Riley, 24 June 2008

I fully support this nomination for a man who has dedicated so much time and effort, with a clear objective of 'doing'.

Submitted by John Walker, 12 July 2008

SOE is an e-bay for learning, more focussed than a craigslist but just as viral. It could have a huge impact on how knowledge is shared and power is distributed.

Nominated by Molly Webb, 17 February 2008

Great teaching is all about inspiring someone and for that, there's nothing quite like face-to-face communication. School of Everything is all about facilitating this kind of offline interaction using online tools to draw on the long tail of teaching talent that exists out there.

But School of Everything isn't just about connecting people, it's also about changing the way we learn and how we think about education. Traditionally, education has been a top-down affair. Teachers talk; pupils listen, whilst the system decides what it is they should know, how they should prove they know it and what they will get out of knowing it. School of Everything turns this on its head: everyone has something to teach - whether you're a professional tutor, a committed hobbyist or simply someone with something interesting to share. Learning is all about pursuing what you're passionate about, meeting new people and having fun - it's an end in itself, not just a means to an end.

The team has just secured their first round of investment and they're working away building a strong community of users, with support from the likes of the Young Foundation and Channel 4 Education.

22 May 2008

The team at School of Everything is a very interesting and inspirational group of social innovators. Their collective vision and energy, articulated through their social learning network (both on and offline), is about the appreciation of learning through and around personal relationships, creating opportunities to connect knowledge with interests.

Long term SOE has the real potential to impact very widely how people view learning, not just as a formal, academic or tradition path to qualifications and a career, but as a life-long engagement with our own curiosity.

This expansion of how learning is perceived and organised is made all the more exciting but direct connection with others. Most importantly it is also a new way of interacting with concepts of learning, participating not just as an enthusiastic and reflective learner but also as a contributor.

It is a wonderful project.

Nominated by Tessy Britton, 23 May 2008

Big Green Switch has a clear, non-judgemental, non-extremist tone of voice with an emphasis on achievable ideas which are easy to put into practice. ‘Start small and do more when you are ready’, is the message.

Seven months after it launched in May 2007, BGS had a larger market share than Recycle Now, Greenpeace UK and the Carbon Trust and a number of other niche sites operating in this space*.

It is highly interactive and encourages its audience to get involved – as with the recent Feb 29 Leap Day Challenge. BGS visitors made 1,000 pledges and some of their efforts can be seen in pictures they submitted here: http://www.biggreenswitch.co.uk/maketheleap/results

At launch, BGS secured a six-month sponsorship with NPower Juice. A new partnership has now started with EDF Energy.

BGS has developed a Facebook application – Big Green Challenge - to promote the site virally and has also used Twitter to post daily updates which are sent out via SMS. You Tube and the virtual world Second Life have also featured in BGS’s marketing strategy.

BGS is firmly positioned in the middle ground showing you that you don’t necessarily have to get rid of your car, never leave mainland UK again or give up all your other conveniences and enjoyment to live a greener lifestyle. It shows you easy, realistic ways to start being more green with a strong emphasis on saving you money at the same time. It works hard to bring all the information together in one place – a green jobs board, green products shop, green tips, green blogs.

It tries to cut through hype and confusion and put all the information before consumers and encourage them to form their own conclusions and join the debate through interactivity – blogs, user-generated videos, tips and polls.

*According to Hitwise.

Nominated by Elaine Pritchard, 31 March 2008

Terrific site, I've been using the switches section to slowly change some of my ways.

Also, I'm not a green person, so it's handy to have greenies answer my questions.

Submitted by Matt, 05 April 2008

Great site, easy to understand. I was trying to be 'green' and this site has helped enormously by giving me new ideas. I think twice now about energy consumption which has resulted in reduced bills, and I recycle much more. I find it very encouraging.

Submitted by Dee, 07 April 2008

Great site, I've learned such a lot, especially ways to contribute towards a greener future. And I never realised how much I can save on energy bills.

Submitted by Lin, 07 April 2008

this is very informative, reading through your news letters i have realised how much energy and rubbish i waste. cutting down onthis has been a lot easier than i thought. well done and good luck

Submitted by janet parri, 07 April 2008

I've been subscribed for a while now. The daily tips are great, though I already do some of these things. The other tips and info are really helpful. And you can find the info that suits your lifestyle quite easily.

The challenge for 29 Feb was fun, even though I didn't manage photos - we got a load of stuff out the house and into the recycle centre.

Access to info and comments from other "ordinary" folk is a great support, too.

Submitted by Christine Farrell, 07 April 2008

This is a great site. Easy to use and informative without to much jargon. Great place to share ideas

Submitted by Ken Sowden, 08 April 2008

Great site! I like the fact it's "real world" stuff rather than "perfect world" that some sites are.

Submitted by Dan, 10 April 2008

Excellent facility, I cam accross it through their presence in virtyual world (Second Life) and their viral campaign to get users to carbon offset their virtual lives. An inspired idea, I hope they do well tonight :)

Submitted by Alister O'Shea, 02 July 2008

Well Done!! great site, congratulations on winning the award

Submitted by Janey Bracken, 04 July 2008