Tomorrow's Innovation Comes From Today's Young Minds. Exploravision Awards 2009

Entry Process

Entry Steps / Entry Checklist

Congratulations! You're about to set off on a great adventure into science and technology.

Here's how it works:
To enter ExploraVision, students work in groups of two, three or four — simulating a real research and development (R&D) team. A teacher serves as team coach, and you can also choose an optional mentor.

  • Each team selects a technology (or an aspect of a technology) that is present in and relevant to their lives
  • First, the team explores what the technology does, how it works, and how, when and why it was invented
  • Next, the team imagines and explores what that technology could be like 20 years from now
  • Finally, each team prepares an in-depth report that conveys its vision to others (click here for step-by-step instructions)

Tips for selecting a topic:

  • Look at the tools and technologies people use every day — it could be as simple as a pencil or as complex as a quantum computer
  • Identify a problem that a current technology does not solve, then imagine possible solutions


Download your brochure and entry materials now or coaches can follow these steps to begin the online entry process:

  1. Go to the online entry page
  2. Create a coach profile by filling in the form fields
  3. Create a team profile for each team to submit, view or save parts of an entry
  4. Review submission guidelines here
  5. Have students log in to submit and save their entries at the student login page
  6. Review and submit the entries no later than January 28, 2009
Entry is free and easy! Enter now!

CALENDAR

Learn a little about science and keep track of key dates for the Exploravision Awards.

Color Key

  • Cool moments in science history
  • ExploraVision key dates
  • Current events in science

Key Dates

  1. Jan 28

    Entries Due
  2. Mar 2

    Regional Winners Announced
  3. May 4

    National Winners Announced
  4. Jun 3 – 7

    ExploraVision Awards Weekend

A Word From Our Alumni

"ExploraVision helped me to develop strong thinking skills. It's a great chance to learn something about practical science and to have fun at the same time."
Julian
McGill University
1996 Award Winner