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Missions are often recorded in various types of digital media such as photos, interviews, movies, PowerPoint etc... Have a look at how other perform their e-Missions or encourage another teacher to attempt one.

Photographs or Video footage stored here is not for public display without permission from the originator.

To view a file simply click on the name of that file. To download a file to your computer right-click on the name and choose 'Save Target As...' .

Please go to the Submit page to add your own Mission Media to the Archive.

Details	Date Submitted	Title	Description
Anonymous	28/07/2006	Montserrat Badge Design	I decided to design a personalised badge for use with participants involved in the Operation Montserrat simulation event. I found that the use of this badge, especially among younger people, contributed to forming a stronger sense of team work and common purpose and because the design has a blank space for a name, those that took part were also able to quickly identify each other which is required for this kind of activity. Badge size is 9cm x 6cm but could be scaled with a decent graphics package.
External Web Link	None
Mission Media	Badge.jpg
National Space Centre Comment	We have noted that badges always help to identify the teams during the mission. Useful for the Students and the Commanders. Great work.

Details	Date Submitted	Title	Description
Damaris Revell CLEO	03/07/2006	Making the News Media Team	We used Making the News as a focus for our media team. You can see our work with the Lakes School e-Mission Team by following the link below:
External Web Link	http://kmi4schools.e2bn.net/cleo_lakes/index.htm
Mission Media
National Space Centre Comment	The Making The News site is ideal for a Media Team. The Commander at the Space Centre can watch as they publish their reports. Well done to CLEO and The Lakes School.