MEDEA Awards 2011
MNet's interactive tutorial MyWorld has been recognized by the MEDEA Awards – an international competition for educational media – in the 'Highly Commended' category. MyWorld is the only entry from North America to be awarded this recognition. The 2011 awards were announced in Brussels on November 24.

MEDEA Awards 2009
In December 2009 Passport to the Internet was honoured by the MEDEA Awards in the 'Highly Commended' category. The MEDEA Awards is an international competition that encourages innovation and good practice in the use of media in education and recognizes and promotes excellence in the production and pedagogical design of media-rich learning resources.

2006 Summit Creative Awards
In April 2006 the CyberPigs games, created by Idéeclic for the Media Awareness Network, were awarded a bronze Summit Creative Award in the youth Web site category. The Summit Creative Awards recognize and celebrate the creative accomplishments of small and medium sized advertising agencies and other creative companies throughout the world.

2004 WiredKids Excellence in Internet Awareness and Education Award
In February 2004 Media Awareness Network was honoured as a global leader in Internet safety education by WiredSafety (www.wiredsafety.org). The WiredKids Excellence in Internet Awareness and Education Award is part of an international awards program established by U.S.-based WiredSafety, the world’s largest online safety, education and help group.

NAWeb 2003: Best of the Web
In October 2003 Media Awareness Network (MNet) was the proud recipient of the Educational Internet Site of the Year Award presented during the North American Web Conference (NAWeb 2003). The NAWeb 2003 Award honours MNet’s bilingual media education site – www.media-awareness.ca – for its innovation, design and contribution to education. For additional information about NAWeb 2003, click here. 

CANARIE IWAY Award 2001
In April 2001, the Media Awareness Network was the recipient of the prestigious CANARIE IWAY Award for Community Service, which recognized MNet’s pioneering leadership in the area of Internet literacy. The Awards recognize "frontier" technology and celebrate the exceptional achievements of visionaries in the field of advanced broadband innovation.

NAWeb 2000: Best of the Web
In December 2000, the Media Awareness Network was awarded its fourth NAWeb Best of the Web Award in the category of Best Educational Web Site, K-12. NAWeb is the annual conference of the World Wide Web Courseware Developers Association; and it recognizes outstanding achievement in the field of Web-based instruction.

NAWeb 1999: Best of the Web
In October 1999, the Media Awareness Network received its third consecutive NAWeb Award, in the category of Best Educational Web Site, K-12. NAWeb is the annual conference of the World Wide Web Courseware Developers Association; and it recognizes outstanding achievement in the field of Web-based instruction.

The Canadian Race Relations Foundation Award of Excellence in Race Relations
In March 1999, the Media Awareness Network won the Canadian Race Relations Foundation’s inaugural Award of Excellence, honouring innovation and excellence in the field of race relations education. The prize ($10,000 in cash, plus a bronze sculpture) was awarded in recognition of MNet’s extensive collection of online anti-racism education resources.

NAWeb 1998: Best of the Web
In October 1998, the Media Awareness Network was honoured for the second time with NAWeb’s annual Best of the Web Award, in the category of Best Educational Web Site, K-12. NAWeb is the annual conference of the World Wide Web Courseware Developers Association; and it recognizes outstanding achievement in the field of Web-based instruction.

AMTEC Award of Excellence
In June 1998, the Media Awareness Network received an AMTEC Award of Excellence. The Association for Media and Technology in Education in Canada (AMTEC) recognizes outstanding achievement in educational multimedia.

Magic Lantern Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Media Literacy in Education in Canada
This award, sponsored by Magic Lantern Communications, was presented to the Media Awareness Network in June 1998, in recognition of its outstanding contribution to the promotion of media literacy in education.

NAWeb 1997: Best of the Web
In October 1997, the Media Awareness Network received its first NAWeb Best of the Web Award, in the category of Best Educational Web Site, Private. NAWeb is the annual conference of the World Wide Web Courseware Developers Association, recognizes outstanding achievement in the field of Web-based instruction.