Core behind launch of ABC kids portal Splash

March 26, 2013 4:55

Sydney creative agency Core has won the launch assignment for ABC Splash, the broadcaster’s new online education portal for kids, teachers and parents.

Splash brings together the broadcaster’s best learning resources and content from the ABC and its partner, Education Services Australia.

The website, which launched today, will be an online hub for kids aged 3-10 years to search for educational content, and for teachers to tap into a library of videos, audio files and infographics to use in their classrooms.

“Splash is a very exciting new project that brings together a huge catalogue of world-class learning content. Through our partnership with Education Services Australia we’re providing Australian families and teachers with a powerful collection of digital assets,” said Angela Clark, director of ABC Innovation.

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Nic Christensen

Nic Christensen worked for Mumbrella from 2013 to 2016, in roles including deputy editor and media & technology editor. He is former media writer for The Australian and has also worked as a reporter for The Daily Telegraph and senior producer for Radio 2GB.

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3 COMMENTS

Hutt 26 Mar 13

Great work CORE. This site is so easy to use and there is soooo much content to choose from. My 3 kids can consume content quicker than you can say it. I now don’t need to lie about how a rainbow is made (magic) or how cows make milk (using an app) I can actually teach them something.

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Staffer 27 Mar 13

The site was planned & built in-house at ABC. Thanks for the compliments though ‘Matt’! p.s. Is that you Annabel? 😉

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Mike 27 Mar 13

Well done to CORE,
A great group of guys and I’m sure they’ll nail this launch.

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