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Tracey Powell was this year’s recipient of the CADE Award of Excellence in Graduate Research presented by the Canadian Association of Distance Education (CADE) at its annual conference in Vancouver in May 2005. The award recognizes excellence in open and distance education projects, both nationally and internationally, through a competition adjudicated by a committee of professional peers from across Canada. Ms. Powell received the award for her thesis entitled: The experiences of instructional designers of web-based learning at the post-secondary level. Her thesis was completed as part of her masters’ degree in Information Technology in Education under the supervision of Dr. Elizabeth Murphy. She is currently employed as an Instructional Designer with Distance Education and Learning Technologies (DELT) of Memorial University.

Dr. Elizabeth Murphy was a recent recipient of the Canadian Journal of Learning Technology Editor’s Award. The CJLT Editor’s Award identifies the outstanding publication or contribution in the Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology during each year of publication. She received the award for her publication entitled: Identifying and Measuring Ill-Structured Problem Formulation and Resolution in Online Asynchronous Discussions. The award will be presented in Calgary at an Awards Luncheon in late May in conjunction with the Annual Conference of AMTEC: The Association for Media and Technology Education in Canada.

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