Double parked! #AIMIAAWARDS Play School Play Time: Best Entertainment and Best of Tablet

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As we posted about a few months ago, we were really excited to learn that an app we built was nominated for two AIMIA Awards. We're now thrilled to report that the app, Play School Play Time for iPad, built for the ABC, was the winner of the 20th AIMIA Award "Best of Tablet – Entertainment" category, as well as the overall "Best of Tablet"! You can watch the winners videos on the AIMIA website.

We couldn't be more thrilled! We're incredibly proud of the Play School apps, and enjoyed working with the ABC team. The ABC team included: David Glen, James Welbourn (pictured), Priscilla Davies, Tali Gal-on, Peter Marks, Jake MacMullin, Sam Gain-Emery (Sonar Sound), Luke Mynott (Sonar Sound), and Kate Highfield (Education Advisor). Thank you all!

If you haven't already checked out Play School Play Time for iPad, check it out and let us know what you think!

@miameeps @Meeena @taligalon @priscillad @thesecretlab thanks Amy and congrats everyone! What a result! :) pic.twitter.com/mQJ0hWwsD9

— James Welbourn (@jameswelbourn) April 3, 2014

Congratulations ABC Playschool Playtime! http://t.co/wwrMzSNa5h I'm thrilled to have been on the team #greatApps @mscott @Meeena @miameeps

— Kate Highfield (@KateyTwit) April 4, 2014

Well done to Tassie's @thesecretlab 2014 AIMIA Award Winners | AIMIA - The Digital Industry Association of Australia http://t.co/SKn2ZfQI0I

— TasICT (@TasICT) April 4, 2014

The overall ‘Best of Tablet’ goes to ABC4Kids Play School Play Time @ABCaustralia @thesecretlab & @sonar_sound http://t.co/FEGIGkoEcQ

— AIMIA National (@AIMIANational) April 3, 2014

Best of Tablet – Entertainment: ABC4Kids Play School Play Time @ABCaustralia @thesecretlab & @sonar_sound http://t.co/FEGIGkoEcQ #AIMIA

— AIMIA National (@AIMIANational) April 3, 2014

Yesterday the Go South Awards were announced in Hobart. The Go South Awards is a competition to design and develop an amazing new app, of any kind, for Tasmania.

The competition has some really solid prize money, and looks like an excellent opportunity for app developers and students hoping to make their mark! Check out the Go South Awards website (built by our friends at Ionata and onetonne) for more information.

We're really thrilled to see an event like this pop up in Tasmania, and commend our friends in the Tasmanian Government, TasICT, and the ACS for collaborating on it.