35th Annual Telly Awards

NBC Learn has been honored with four Telly Awards, including their highest honor, the Silver Telly. Silver Telly awards were given to "Sustainability: Water - The Water Cycle" and "Science of Golf: Physics of the Golf Swing." "Science Behind the News: Predictive Policing" and "Science of Innovation: 3-D Printing" each received a Bronze Telly Award.   More >

Interactive Media Awards

NBC Learn K-12 has won the 2014 IMA Best in Class Award in the Education category. The Interactive Media Awards recognize excellence in website design and development.   More >

2014 AEP Revere Award Winner

NBC Learn has been honored by the Association of Educational Publishers. NBC Learn K-12 was awarded the 2014 Revere Award in the category of "Reference Materials, Digital Libraries, and Portals". The AEP Awards honor the best resources that educate or support education.   More >

3rd Annual S.E.T. Awards

NBC Learn's "Science of the Summer Olympics" has been selected to receive a S.E.T. Award for Original Internet Content. The Entertainment Industries Council recognizes entertaining content that inspires students toward career paths in science, engineering, and technology. 

17th Annual WebAwards

NBC Learn K-12 has received a 2013 WebAward Standard of Excellence from the Web Marketing Association. The WMA recognizes outstanding achievement in web development, rewarding design, innovation, content, and use of technology.  More >

New Media Awards

The New Media Institute has honored NBC Learn K-12 with a 2013 New Media Award for Best in Industry in the Education category. The NMI selects winners based on innovation, design, user-friendliness, and how well they serve the audience.   More >

Interactive Media Awards

NBC Learn K-12 has won the 2013 IMA Best in Class Award in the Education category. It's the highest honor bestowed by the Interactive Media Awards judges, and represents the best in planning, execution and overall professionalism in a website.   More >

34th Annual Telly Awards

NBC Learn has been recognized for creative excellence with three Telly Awards. "Science of NHL Hockey: Hockey Geometry" received a Silver Telly, their highest award. Bronze Telly Awards were given to "Science Behind the News: Tornadoes" and ""Science of the Summer Olympics: Sarah Robles and the Mechanics of Weightlifting."  

2nd Annual S.E.T. Awards

The NBC Learn production, Chemistry Now: Chance Discoveries, has received a S.E.T. Award for Documentary or Unscripted Program. The awards are given out by the Entertainment Industry Council to honor productions that portray and promote the fields of science, engineering, technology and math.   More >

RNRF Outstanding Achievement Award

Changing Planet, the NBC Learn video series on climate change, is the recipient of the 2012 Outstanding Achievement Award from the Renewable Natural Resources Foundation. The RNRF awards recognize accomplishments in the natural resource fields.   More >

New Media Award Winner

NBC Learn has been honored by the New Media Institute with a 2012 New Media Award for Best in Industry in the category of Digital Classroom Resources! The New Media Institute (NMI) is a research and fact finding organization whose mission is to improve public understanding of issues surrounding the Internet and other forms new media communications.   More >

IMA Outstanding Achievement Award Winner

NBC Learn has received the IMA Outstanding Achievement Award in Education! According to the judges, our NBC Learn K-12 website excelled in all areas of the IMA's judging criteria and represented a very high standard of planning, execution and overall professionalism. The Interactive Media Awards recognize excellence in website design and development.   More >

2012 AEP Distinguished Achievement Award Winner

NBC Learn has been honored by the Association of Educational Publishers. NBC Learn K-12 was awarded the 2012 Distinguished Achievement Award in the category of "Supplemental Resources - Reference Materials, Digital Libraries, and Portals!" The AEP Awards honor the best resources that educate or support education.   More >

33rd Annual Telly Awards

NBC Learn has been honored with FIVE Telly Awards for "Changing Planet" and "Chemistry Now." These video collections, funded by the National Science Foundation, reveal the impact of climate science and the contribution of chemistry in everyday life. The Telly Awards, founded in 1978, honor the best local, regional, and cable TV programs and commercials, as well as the finest video and film productions and work created for the web.   More >

2012 CODiE Awards Finalist

NBC Learn K-12 has been selected as a finalist for Best Education Reference Solution in the Software & Information Industry Association's 2012 CODiE Awards. The CODiE Awards recognize excellence in the business software, digital content, and education technology industries, and are the industry's only peer-reviewed awards program.   More >

S.E.T Awards Winner

NBC Learn has been honored with a 2011 S.E.T. Award for the “Science of the Olympic Games” series. The SET Award acknowledges movies, TV series, radio and TV news programs, as well as print and online journalism that produce accurate and impactful entertainment promoting science, engineering, technology and mathematics.   More >

New Media Awards Winner

NBC Learn was honored to receive the 2011 New Media Award for Best in Industry - K-12 Education. The awards are given out by the New Media Institute, a research and fact finding organization whose mission is to improve public understanding of issues surrounding the Internet and other forms new media communications. New Media Awards winners are selected for demonstrating outstanding use of new media technologies in communicating with their audience.   More >

Emmy Award Winner

NBC Learn won a 2010 Sports Emmy for the "Science of Sports" series, in partnership with NBC Sports, which includes Science of the Olympic Winter Games and the Science of NFL Football. These video collections, funded by the National Science Foundation, engage students of all ages about important real-world science concepts found in major sports. The award was in the "Outstanding New Approaches – Sports Programming" category.   More >

Telly Awards Winner

NBC Learn has been honored with two Telly Awards, a 2011 Silver Telly for "Finishing the Dream: Learning from the Civil Rights Movement, Chicago Town Hall" and a 2010 Bronze Telly for the "Science of the Olympic Winter Games" series. The Telly awards were founded in 1978 to honor the best local, regional, and cable TV programs and commercials, as well as the finest video and film productions, and work created for the web. More >

Webby Awards Honoree

The Webby Awards, the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet, selected "Science of the Olympic Winter Games" as a 2011 Official Honoree in the "Online Film & Video: Sports" category.
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CODiE Awards Finalist

NBC Learn was a finalist for Best Education Reference Solution in the Software & Information industry Association's 26th annual CODiE Awards. The CODiEs are the software industry's only peer-reviewed awards programs, showcasing the software and information industry's finest products and services and to honor excellence in corporate achievement.   More >

Web Marketing Association's Web Awards Winner

The Web marketing association awarded NBC Learn with the Outstanding Achievement in Web Development award in 2010. The Webaward competition is a the premier award recognition program from Web developers and marketers worldwide.   More >

The Best Educational Software Award was given to NBC Learn for multi-level: classroom resources website. The Bessies are awarded to innovative, content-rich programs and websites that provide parents and teachers with the technology to foster educational excellence.   More >

Education Software Review Awards (EDDIES) Winner

In its annual education software review awards, NBC Learn was awarded the EDDIE for best multi-level classroom resources website. The EDDIE Awards look for innovative and content-rich programs and websites that augment classroom curriculum and improve teacher productivity.   More >