Polka Theatre wins charity Internet award
Howard Lake | 4 July 2002 | News
The Polka Theatre, the children’s theatre in Wimbledon, has won the voluntary and community category of the annual UK online for business/InterForum E-Commerce awards which are supported by the Department of Trade and Industry.
This was the first year that the awards recognised that non-profit organisations were using the Internet in innovative ways and should be recognised with their own awards category.
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The judges commended the theatre for its innovative use of technology which “encourages collaborative and interactive involvement of children across the world using real time technology”.
Read Children’s theatre scoops charity Internet award by Liza Ramrayka at SocietyGuardian.
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