To help us celebrate the relaunch of the ATOM QLD website, our good friends at Adobe have generously donated a great prize. You could win a copy of the new Adobe CS5.5 Design, Web or Production Premium Suite (Student/Teacher Editions) – the winner chooses which. Click HERE to see what software is included in the […]

It’s been a long time coming, but the Committee is happy to finally present the new ATOM QLD website. We’ve been quietly running the site for the past week, as you can see from the posts below. Since we didn’t break the Internet during that time, we’re confident that the site is now ready for

New ATOM Study Guides are available from the Metro Magazine website HERE. You’ll find free Study Guides for Inuks, Orchids: My Intersex Adventure, The Gruen Transfer and more. Plus, you can access iPad-formated Study Guides for two recent Australian films – Oranges and Sunshine and Kapyong. Remember that ATOM Study Guides are freely available for

There are some interesting film competitions being held at the moment, including Talking Our World – an opportunity for LOTE Students to shine… Other competitions to note include: Queensland New Filmmakers Awards Flood of Ideas At the Movies – Trailer Competition Marketing Mix-Up Good luck and go get ’em!

Thanks to Mel Osborne for this report on the recent ATOM QLD Machinima workshop, which took place at Queensland Academy of Creative Industries on July 26, 2011. Glenda Hobdell presented an innovated workshop which takes Machinima beyond it’s simple origins where students created films using Second life sequences and still look like the original game.

Finalists for the 2011 ATOM Awards have been announced. See the full list HERE. Great to see lots of Queensland schools, students and teachers in there, including… Mayfield State School Briana Goodchild, Ariella Woods & Ernest Su (Queensland Academy for Creative Industries) James Day, Lizzie Riek, Samantha Rankin, Amy Hutchison, Daniella Willis (Cannon Hill Anglican

Thanks to those who attended “STATE OF MEDIA” in Cairns on July 30, 2011. Around 30 Media teachers took part. ATOM President Derek Weeks presented a session on the impending National Curriculum, Terry Oberg steered a Flash rotoscoping workshop and Clyde Williams gave a presentation on Standards. It seemed like a great day was had

The National Advocates for Arts Education (NAAE) welcomes the endorsement of The Australian Curriculum: The Arts by the Australian Education Council, and the release this week of the updated Australian Curriculum website (version 8.0). Australian curriculum The National Advocates for Arts Education (NAAE) welcomes the endorsement of The Australian Curriculum: The Arts by the Australian Education Council,

Welcome to the ATOM QLD website – a fantastic resource for Media educators and students in Queensland, Australia, and beyond! ATOM QLD – Australian Teachers of Media (Queensland) – is an organisation dedicated to supporting Media teachers throughout the state, and to promoting Media education in all of its forms. ATOM QLD Inc advocates for media education