Mr. Belsey has been nominated for a World Technology Award
Awards and Media Coverage!
Mr. Belsey has been nominated for a World Technology Award
Belsey wins the National Technology Innovation Award!
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Mr. Belsey is also the creator of Canada's first ever National
Bullying Awareness Week, a project that was honoured as the best national
promotional campaign by the Canadian
Public Relations Society's annual conference in Calgary in June 2005
has featured www.bullying.org
has also featured the
www.bullying.org project.
Bill was interviewed for "The
Infinite Mind" radio program about the Generations Can Connect
project. Click here to
listen to this interview. 
View Calgary's A-Channel Television
video about Generations Can Connect here.
Bill was
interviewed on the "Daybreak Alberta" CBC radio program about the
Generations Can Connect
project. Click here to listen
to this interview. 
View the Canadian Television Networks video about the
project which was created and faciliated by Mr.
Belsey here.
video that Mr. Belsey and his students produced for the Missouri Botanical
Gardens 'What's It Like Where You Live?" 
here.
Bill was interviewed on the "Dotto on Data" radio program
about the Igalaaq Community Access
Centre and his work at the Leo Ussak School. Click here
to listen to this interview. 
View CBC North's Television
video about Bill's work in helping to create, Igalaaq, the first Community Arctic
Centre in Canada's Arctic here. One year later CBC
North did a follow-up story about Igalaaq's
first anniversary. 
Bill was interviewed by Peter Gzowski on April 25th, 1997
about his work at the Leo Ussak
school, the creation of the Igalaaq
Community Access Centre and the issues of literacy and access to information..
Click here to listen to this interview.
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Bill would later help present ICT projects to Minister Herman and his official Dutch delegation who visited Canada in the fall of 2000. |
President of the Inter-American Development Bank at the IDB's AGM in New Orleans in March, 2000. |
Mr. Belsey had meets Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien.Click
here to see the video.
WASHINGTON / OTTAWA, April 8, 1997 - Mme. Aline Chrétien, wife of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, today joined First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton for an interactive, on-line demonstration of SchoolNet and its Internet educational resources. Students and teachers in an Ottawa and inner-city Washington elementary school were part of this "students and technology in action" event. Mme. Chrétien participated in this presentation on the occasion of the Prime Minister's visit to Washington. While on line they viewed the Leo Ussak Elementary School's Web site created by Bill Belsey and his students from Rankin Inlet, Northwest Territories
On June 24th, 1997 the President of CIDA, the Canadian International Development Agency, Huguette Labelle, praised Mr. Belsey's work in the community of Rankin Inlet in front of over 2,000 international delegates to the World Bank Global Knowledge '97 Conference in Toronto. Click here to see some highlights of Mr. Belsey's trip to the to the conference!
