Glasgow Digital City Award 2005

Has Technology Made a Positive Difference to You? For example

Has technology helped you keep in touch with family members, especially those
who live far away?
Has technology helped you with your schoolwork?
Have you learned new skills and gone to college or into a new job as a result?
Have you traced your family’s history or been reunited with a loved one?
Has technology helped you to overcome a personal challenge or a disability
and change your life?
Has your company invested in technology such as a website, and increased
your revenue, profits or the number of people you employ?
Has technology helped improve your working life by changing the way you
work, communicate with others, etc?
Has technology helped you balance your home and working life?

If you have a story about how technology has worked for you then Glasgow City council want to hear
about it.

The Application Process and Prizes

There are 5 categories in the competition:

12 and under
12-18 or in full time further/higher education *Those under 16 require parental
consent
Adult
Senior
Small, medium enterprise or voluntary organisation

The competition is open to

Everyone who lives in Glasgow or who is at school or studying on a full time
basis in the City
Small, medium enterprises based in Glasgow (up to 250 employees)
Voluntary organisations based in Glasgow

The winners in each category will be invited to an awards ceremony in Glasgow
City Chambers where they will be presented with a PC and software, a 12-month
broadband connection and tailored training. These excellent prizes are provided
courtesy of our partners Hewlett Packard, Microsoft and Thus.

If you have a story to tell, complete the attached form and email to:
e-gov@council.glasgow.gov.uk by 31st March 2005, specifying the category you
wish to enter.

Glasgow Digital City Award 2005 Flier
Glasgow Digital City Award 2005 Business Category Flier
Glasgow Digital City Award Terms & Conditions
Glasgow Digital City Award Application Form

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