The John H Lee Memorial Award is:

  • given to an individual or team of educators who can for demonstrate
    excellence in leadership in innovative and collaborative teaching practice
    through the integration of learning technologies
  • a partnership award between ASLA (NSW) and the Centre for Studies in
    Teacher Librarianship,    School of Information Studies, Faculty of Education, Charles Sturt University.

 Biography of John H Lee                     Award details

 Download the application form for the award here.
  Email your completed application and appropriate documentation to
  aslainfo@ozemail.com.au marked Attention Awards Coordinator.

Recipients

2010

Colleen Blancato, Hassall Grove Public School

  Citation
Colleen draws commitment from her teaching staff to develop sound pedagogy
through integrating Web 2.0 applications into learning and teaching programs,
including those tools that encourage higher order thinking.

2009

Mrs Cecily Trevillion

Cecily Trevillion, Learning Technology Coordinator, St John the Evangelist
Catholic High School, Nowra, takes the lead in implementing web 2.0 tools
across her learning community.

2008

Mr Westley Field Citation

June Wall ASLA (NSW) Past President and Westley Field
It is through harnessing the power of learning technologies in creative and innovative ways
for the greater good of students that Westley receives this outstanding honour.

2007 

Mrs Judy O'Connell Citation

Judy's enthusiasm and dedication to enhancing learning and teaching through supporting teacher
librarians and school libraries, have made her a worthy recipient of this Award. 

2006

Mrs Debbie Leatheam & The King's School Centre for Learning & Leadership
Teaching Team Citation

A true innovator, Debbie with her teaching team, have introduced a range of technologies
and applications to enhance teaching and learning. 

2005

Ms Cheryl Fahey Citation

Cheryl has been an outstanding teacher librarian and as a Learning Technologies Support
Teacher at the Catholic Schools Office in the Maitland-Newcastle diocesan system.

2004 Mrs Wendy Chapman Citation

Wendy Chapman is the Teacher Librarian at Wollondilly Public School, Goulburn where
she has been a pioneer in the integration of information and communication technologies
as well as participating and leading in several book raps.

2003 Mrs Jennifer Scheffers Citation

Jenny is committed to integrating technology into teaching and learning, using
book raps collaboratively with teachers at Caddie's Creek Public School.