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CiNet has been honored with numerous awards over the last 25 years. With thousands of courses Critical Information Network has won awards for our dynamic content every year we have entered. Below are just a few of the recent courses that have received top industry honors.
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Telly Awards
The Telly Awards was founded in 1978 to honor excellence in local, regional and cable TV commercials. Non-broadcast video and TV program categories were soon added. Today, the Telly is one of the most sought-after awards by industry leaders, from large international firms to local production companies and ad agencies. With over 200 categories, more organizations than ever are eligible to participate.
CiNet Award-Winning Courses
- Understanding Hate Crimes
- Human Trafficking
- Pursuit Driving
- Cardiovascular System: Anatomy and Physiology
- Complex Adult Congenital Heart Disease
- American Heat: Hurricane Ike
- PULSE: H1N1
- FETN Open
- eLearning Performance Center
- American Heat: The I-4 Pileup
- American Heat: Ice Storm
- The H1N1 Flu: Issues and Answers for Firefighters
- Fire Investigations From a Codes Standpoint
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Communicator Awards
The Communicator Awards is the leading international awards program honoring creative excellence for Communications Professionals. Founded by communication professionals over a decade ago, The Communicator Awards receives over 9,000 entries from companies and agencies of all sizes, making it one of the largest awards of its kind in the world.
CiNet Award-Winning Courses
- H1N1
- Intelligence-Led Policing:Fusion Centers
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AEGIS Awards
The Aegis Awards is one of the oldest and most respected video/film production contests in the United States. In fact, the Aegis Awards is the only competition that features true peer judging by fellow producers, directors, cameramen, editors and other professionals who work in the video/film industry every day.
CiNet Award-Winning Courses
- Active Shooter
- Pursuit Driving
- Human Trafficking
- Fusion Centers
- Depression and Altered Behavior
- Stroke and TIA
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