The ASD-N CUTE Awards 2014 were held Wednesday March 19th, at the James M. Hill High School Theatre.  The Creative Use of Technology in Education (CUTE) Awards are held annually to highlight the work of students and teachers using digital technology. The use of digital technology is considered an important aspect of learning in the 21st century and contributes to the mastery of the curriculum’s learning outcomes. Moreover technology provides excellent opportunities for communication within a school’s community. To see photos of the award recipients visit 2014 CUTE Awards Recipients. To see what took place on the stage visit 2014 CUTE Awards - The Show . To see a list of this year's nominees visit 2014 CUTE Awards Nominees. The Award Recipients at the 6th Annual CUTE Awards are as follows: Digital Photography: “Bridge” by Allison Sturgeon of Rexton Elementary Photo Essay: “Reflections” by Mike McCallum and students of Ian Baillie Primary School Digital Art: “Self Portrait” by Nicole Saunderson of Bonar Law Memorial School Teacher  Website Ashley Hallihan of Miramichi Valley High School 21st Century Learning – Elementary “Letting You Go” by Joanne Adourian and Maureen Redmond of Elsipogtog School Digital Video: “What are YOU Going to Do” Michael Graham, Jennifer Grass, Logan Geraghty, Reitano Holly, Alexis Letourneau, Amy O’Hearn, Keandra Adams of Campbellton Middle School Video Documentation: “Sexual Orientation Stereotypes” John Michael Riordon, Tristan Grant of Bathurst High 21st Century Learning – Middle School “Post Genocide Education Fund” by Lindsay Reid of Miramichi Rural School Digital Audio “Why One Day” by Marcos Salazar of Bathurst High School Animation: “Human Physiology” by Evan MacTavish of North and South Esk Regional High SchoolSchool Spirit Video ContestAwarded to Napan School - random selection from 6 finalists 21st Century Learning – High School “Dutch-Canadian Acts of Remembrance: The Eternal Connection” by students from Miramichi Valley, James M. Hill and Bathurst High Schools and St. Canisius School in the Netherlands. The Marjorie Sinclair Commitment to 21st Century Learning Award Peter MacDonald of James M. Hill High School