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Course start date: 8 July 2026
- Teacher: Admin ITeLIC 2026
- Enrolled students: There are no students enrolled in this course.
ITeLIC'26 WINNERS LIST
We are pleased to announce the official winners of ITeLIC’26.
Kindly click the button below to view the complete list of results and award recipients in the embedded PDF.
ITeLIC'26 CATEGORIES
International Teaching Enhancement & Learning Innovation Carnival 2026 (ITeLIC'26) is a prestigious annual celebration of innovation and creativity in education, proudly themed “Teaching Beyond Boundaries: Amazing Innovation and the Future of Classroom” and featuring six (6) dynamic and competitive categories.
Recognises innovative self-instructional materials that support independent and self-paced learning with minimal instructor support. Entries should demonstrate clear learning objectives, well-organised content, step-by-step guidance, learner readiness and effective usability.
Examples
Interactive digital modules, LMS learning packages, multimedia lessons
and structured self-learning resources.
Recognises well-designed micro-credential courses or modules that are ready for implementation. Entries should demonstrate clear learning outcomes, structured curriculum, suitable assessments, appropriate learner workload and overall course readiness.
Examples
Standalone micro-credentials, stackable modules, industry-aligned
courses and digital badge programmes.
Recognises innovative teaching approaches, learning strategies and educational practices that improve learner engagement and learning outcomes in online, face-to-face or blended learning environments.
Examples
Gamification, AI-assisted learning, flipped classroom, active learning
and immersive AR or VR learning.
Recognises innovative assessment approaches that extend beyond traditional examinations. Entries should demonstrate authentic, meaningful and learner-centred practices that effectively measure learning outcomes, skills and competencies.
Examples
E-portfolios, authentic assessment, project-based assessment, peer
assessment and game-based assessment.
Recognises innovative STEM teaching and learning practices for primary and secondary schools. Entries should provide engaging, practical and meaningful learning experiences that strengthen learners’ STEM knowledge, skills and problem-solving abilities.
Examples
Robotics, coding, STEM kits, makerspace projects, engineering challenges
and hands-on science activities.
Recognises emerging educational concepts and early-stage innovations with strong future potential. Entries may be conceptual, prototype or pilot solutions and should demonstrate originality, creativity, educational value and potential for implementation.
Examples
Conceptual models, prototype solutions, pilot innovations and emerging
future learning technologies.