Last Wednesday June 1st, 2011, during the II eMadrid Workshop held at the Psichology Faculty-UNED (Madrid), the eMadrid 2011 Awards were delivered. The winner of the ATOS-Origin award for best doctoral thesis was to Sergio Martin (UNED), and Jorge Fernández (URJC) was awarded in duplicate, to receive the MadridOnRails prize for best work or free software development related to education and the ATOS-Origin Award for best final degree project . Awards were delivered by Rafael San Miguel, CEO of Madrid On Rails, ando Lydia Montagon, Area Manager of Atos Origin. Winners presented their work on the second day of the event, June 2.

The full prize list of the awards is as follows:

MadridOnRails – eMadrid Award prize for best work or free software development related to education

Winner:

• Jorge Fernández (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos)

Honorable mentions:

• Alberto Corrales (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
• Alejandro García Núñez (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)

ATOS-Origin – eMadrid 2011 Awards to Works which subject is wholly or partly connected with the research and development of technologies for e-learning

For the best doctoral thesis

Winner:

• Sergio Martín (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia)

Honorable mention:

• Olga Santos (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia)

For the best final degree project:

Winner:

• Jorge Fernández (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos)

Honorable mentions:

• Alberto Corrales (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
• Haydee Artaza (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)