Interactive Response Systems are fast becoming the preferred ICT tool for results capture and personalised student learning. The system allows use as a spontaneous question recorder, with questions written in an authoring tool such as an interactive whiteboard or Word document, and can also be used with pre-prepared questions from software such as PowerPoint. Student results can be shown in the form of graphs, and charts and can be instantly viewed with the data captured and used as needed for assessment and display purposes in any format e.g. HTML, Word, and Excel. Click here to find out about the Interactive Response System Pilot

Visualisers are fast becoming the preferred ICT digital presentation and teaching tool and the Genee Vision Visualiser connects directly to any interactive whiteboard. When an object is placed under the visualiser lens it can be zoomed up to 200 times and displayed onto the interactive whiteboard for everyone to see. It allows any text or object to be shown, from a pupil’s work or a 3D item to the various steps of a chemistry experiment. Teachers can annotate images, zoom in and out, split screen, scroll and capture moving and/or still images and much more! This easy to use visual technology has been proven to help pupils absorb and retain information better. Click here to find out about the Visualiser Pilot

To get involved or find out more information please click on the appropriate pilot programme above. You can contact Alison Whitehouse or Emma Owen by telephone on 0870 043 4024 or if you like to send us an email: education@interactive-education.co.uk