The 12th Study the Internet & Govern It national online championship for school and university students has concluded. It included almost 5,000 participants from 40 Russian regions.
For this two-stage competition, individual contestants and teams prepared several pieces of creative work (longreads about the teachers of the future, news and posts on the contest) and completed 24 interactive tasks on technology in education.
As usual, the championship was organized by the Coordination Center for TLD .RU/.РФ and sponsored by Rostelecom.
Here are the leaders after the two stages of this year’s contest:
Individual contestants
- First place: Yelizaveta Makushina (Voronezh)
- Second place: Andrei Druzhinin (Moscow)
- Third place: Alexei Karayev (Chita, Trans-Baikal Territory)
- Fourth place: Karina Khamiyeva (Novomikhailovka, Novosibirsk Region)
- Fifth place: Ivan Shumakov (Averyanovsky, Samara Region)
Teams
- First place: RFMLI Team But There’s a Catch (captain: Suaibat Abdulayeva), Makhachkala, Dagestan
- Second place: VRNs (captain: Alina Sukhomlinova), Voronezh
- Third place: Internet Family (captain: Anatoly Kirsanov), Novomikhailovka, Novosibirsk Region
- Fourth place: Inter.net (captain: Irina Zolotykh), Voronezh
- Fifth place: Tekhnosoyuz (captain: Arina Kotolevskaya), Voronezh
Special category, “Best presentation or longread about a teacher of the future”
Individual contestants
- First place: Alexei Karayev (Chita, Trans-Baikal Territory)
- Second place: Yelizaveta Makushina (Voronezh)
- Third place: Diana Volodina (Moscow)
Teams
- First place: Vympel (captain: Tatyana Lobanova), Akhtubinsk, Astrakhan Region
- Second place: VRNs (captain: Alina Sukhomlinova), Voronezh
- Third place: Future Programmers (captain: Svetlana Merkulova), Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Region
Special prize for the best post about the contest
Individual contestants
- Nikita Chumachenko (Volzhsky, Volgograd Region)
Teams
- Internet Family (captain: Anatoly Kirsanov), Novomikhailovka, Novosibirsk Region
Winners will receive diplomas and valuable prizes for study and leisure. The participants who did not receive prizes can download their online participation certificates from their accounts.
“This year, we are holding the 12th Study the Internet & Govern It national online championship and can confirm that interest in this competition has not subsided. Students from 40 Russian regions competed to be named the best experts in the history and structure of the internet, safe use of the internet and technologies of the future. The competition is also a great way to improve digital literacy. This year’s championship was dedicated to the Year of Teachers and Mentors, partly because this fall, the Coordination Center launched the Study the Internet Mentorship School that trains teachers and instructors to use the resources of Study the Internet & Govern It in education. I am confident that next year, we will have an entire squad of championship ambassadors, and that even more school students from all over the country will compete,” Director of the Coordination Center Andrey Vorobyev commented.
