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I've been doing what I do every year ... looking the the show guide for this year and comparing it to last year. Usually I do it to see if there are any folk who have moved to a new location or who have had mergers / name changes / etc ... and this tends to be fairly easy when you are comparing the 2 maps ... except this year they show plans are completely different. Someone would think it is a new venue! ;-)

 

Instead, this year I am going through the show guide for last year and making a note of exhibitors that aren't appearing this year, or who are new and weren't there previously.

 

It is taking some time to manually go through but I will stick up those folk who are missing first to see if anyone knows if they are still there but partnered with someone else, or if there is another reason why they are not attending (eg attending a different show instead or concentrating on using the money for other things ... like making things work or reducing the cost of the kit for the customer ... or they have simply gone under!)

 

I've just finished A-C and found a few interesting things ...

I can't find the following this time round:

Guroo (14-19 functional skills resources)

2Touch Interactive Whiteboards

3D Systems Corporation (3D printers)

Ablenet (SEN bespoke specialists)

Academia (software reseller)

The Adventure Learning Company

Allied Technical Services

Allpay Dosh

AMX UK (tech integration specialists)

Archimedes (MIS?)

Artech Academy (Online Learning)

ASCL (Not sure if they are involved with the School Leaders event instead)

Asus (they must be there somewhere ... )

Attano Media and Education (Online Learning)

Autology (though they are doing stuff with Microsoft for Windows 8 so look on the Microsoft Windows 8 stand)

Automation Studio (system and control simulation software)

AV2 Education (audio Cabinets)

Avantis

Awabot (robotics)

B Active Brain Solutions (games based learning?)

B Squared (online assessment / testing)

Bare Conductive (Conductive paint!)

BCS (Will double check as there is a fair bit of C@S activity going on)

BEE-IT (online network / news for teachers)

Beeteg (several companies represented the British Education Engineering and Technology Export Group)

Bentham Ltd (I don't think they even turned up last year ... pretty sure H15 got used for seating)

BIBIS IT Solutions (BADGY ID Card printers)

Big Green Book (a membership group of environmentally friendly companies)

Biostore (ID management)

Blue Duck Education (Manga High games distributor)

Boxford (seriously ... a major CAD/CAM player is missing?)

British Dyslexia Association

BromCom

Brother

BTEC

Canford Audio

Cartridge Stockroom

CMS Media

Coexist Foundation / Microbooks Limited

Collabco (SharePoint specialists)

Concept4

Condor Office Solutions

ConnectED

Conquermaths

Corel UK

CTouch Interactive Touch Displays

Curriculum Visions (online learning resources)

 

A few big names in there ... and I have left a few smaller ones out as they are firms from overseas who tried their hand for a year at BETT.

 

Another big name not there this year is AndertonTiger Radio ...

Russell Prue has been speaking at BETT since 1985 in various guises, but this year he has a well-earned break. The BETT Radio will be run by learners themselves this year as part of the Heppell.net Learn Together zone.

 

 

If you have any news on any of the above please let me know ... and if I have erroneously said someone is not exhibiting then let me know.

 

I'll crack on with the others over the weekend (unless anyone else wants to take over checking a few).

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According to the Android app, Boxford and Avantis are both there, though helpfully it doesn't say what stand. Brother are there too on F130. Haven't checked all of them so there may be more, or the app may be wrong.
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D-H now. Please let me know of any corrections.

 

Dataspire Solutions Ltd (IT solutions provider)

Datrix (IT Support)

Different Class

Dyslexia Foundation

eLearning Foundation (honestly can't find them ... even with BYOD such a big thing)

EasyVLE

Edable will be available via the NAACE stand on B170a

Edexcel are likely to be part of the Pearson stand again

Edgewave (CMS provider)

Edware (Irish software developers of Geography and Maths resources)

ePace (online assessment)

Equiinet (no cachepilots / netpilots?)

ESET (AV / Security)

ESRI (Geography information systems)

Every1speaks (Student-led online learning)

Excell 3 (charity specialising in supporting pupils in socio-economic disadvantaged areas)

Faronics (Deep Freeze)

Focus Educational (curriculum resources)

Focus on Sound (music education)

Forcetenco (assistive technology)

Forensic Software (Policy Central ... must have missed it ... anyone find it?)

Freeperiod (room booking software)

freeprintersforeducation.org (no comment)

Gemin-i (providers of Kidogo and Rafi.ki online learning communities used worldwide)

GetMathsFit (Maths resources)

Gordon Morris Ltd (SEN audio solutions)

Green D&T

Heinemann are likely to be part of Pearson again

Hibernia College (Teacher Training in Maths, Physics and Chemistry)

Humanware Europe Ltd (SEN hardware)

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Ok will see what I can do, I'm not going back to work tomorrow to swipe the ones from the office so will have to be what I've got left in the house....
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And now for the I-L

 

Keytools (Assistive Technology)

Kite Learning (online learning)

Klick Computing (online tools / lesson planning / consultancy)

LUNS (I was sure they were exhibiting … are they partnered with anyone else?)

Languagenut (online language tools)

LanSchool (will it be a UK distributor instead?)

Learners Cloud (online Learning for GCSE English and Maths)

LingoBee (Android app from University of Brighton to help with languages)

Lobbysign (Digital Signage)

Lockin Learning (they ran an online resource to help reduce children taking up smoking)

Logon Technologies / ITBenching.co.uk

 

As always ... if you see someone who is still exhibiting please let me know.

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And now for the I-L

 

Keytools (Assistive Technology)

Kite Learning (online learning)

Klick Computing (online tools / lesson planning / consultancy)

LUNS (I was sure they were exhibiting … are they partnered with anyone else?)

Languagenut (online language tools)

LanSchool (will it be a UK distributor instead?)

Learners Cloud (online Learning for GCSE English and Maths)

LingoBee (Android app from University of Brighton to help with languages)

Lobbysign (Digital Signage)

Lockin Learning (they ran an online resource to help reduce children taking up smoking)

Logon Technologies / ITBenching.co.uk

 

As always ... if you see someone who is still exhibiting please let me know.

 

@GrumbleDook Luns are joining SchoolsICT on stand F277 this year

Kite Learning are on stand F278 with e4education

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And now we have M-Q

 

Mailfinder

MASS (Consultancy / Solutions Provider)

Maths-Whizz

Media Smart

Millar Software (online Assessment)

Mindconnex Learning (Digital Learning Resources)

Mizaru Media Ltd (Online Learning)

Modrus (Enterprise Networking)

Moople.net (online Learning)

Multitone Electronics PLC (SEN communication hardware)

Muraspec (Interior Design)

Muvizu (3D Animation)

My Resource Planet / Troygan (Digital Resources)

Navaho (Again ... I thought they were going to be there but can't see any sign of them)

NComputing (multiseat computing and virtualisation)

NEC Display Solutions

Nelson Thornes are not having a full stand this year, but running a 'hospitality area'

NTDL (Online tutoring service)

Netbox Blue (Security and filtering)

Network and Cabling Solutions

Neuron Learning (English digital resources)

Newton Resources (STEM digital resources)

Northgate Managed Services

Nuance Communications (Software - Dragon, PaperPort, Omnipage, etc)

NVIVO (Data Analysis Software)

O2 Learn (not sure what happened with this project … to create a mass of video resources for schools)

OldMedia (LearnSpace - SEN specific VLE)

ONfinity (hardware)

OPS Source Vision (IWB)

OutStream (Consultancy) are part of the MirandaNet lounge (which opens with an interview with Sir Bob Geldof)

Panasonic UK Ltd

Parent Portal

Phonak (Classroom Sound System)

Playbrighter (Online Learning)

Polyvision (IWB)

Pora Ora (3d online world)

Premier Mounts Ltd

Presentations 2go / Learning Valley (lecture capture / broadcasting)

Primarysite (school websites)

PRM Green Technologies (equipment recycling and disposal)

Progress with Quest (literacy programme for dyslexic learners)

Q and D Multimedia (Online learning for 3-6 and SEN)

QC Supplies

Qualitas IT Limited (VC specialists)

 

As always ... if you see someone who is still exhibiting please let me know.

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And finally ...

 

R-Z

 

Reach Out Interactives (3D interactive resources)

Reach Wildlife (digital resources on wildlife)

Reallusion (Animation)

RecycleIT

Redstone (Solutions provider and ISP)

Remtek Systems (Assistive Technology)

Sanako (Language Software)

Scanning pens

Scholastic (books and teaching resources)

Selwyn Electronics (Digital notepaper)

Serif

Serco Learning are now Advanced Learning and can be found on Stand 180

SIF Association - probably best to see the folk from SchoolsICT on F277 about this if you are interested

Sight and Sound Technology (Assistive Technology)

Smart Assess (online learning tools)

Smart Learning (Digital / online resources)

Smiley Talk (educational social network)

Soundbeam (SEN Music tools)

Soundfield from Connevans (Classroom sound systems)

Spaceoasis (classroom furniture)

SpecOps Software

Spellzone (SEN english language resources)

Squidcard (Cashless catering)

Stock Market Challenge (Business / maths tool)

Storm Educational Software (Digital Resources

Stream It Up (Lecture capture / broadcast)

SUMS Online (Digital / online resources)

TAG Learning are on the Sherston stand F310

Teacher's Pension

Texas Instruments

U Touch Limited (touch screens)

USB Company (looks like we won't see what the latest novelty offering are …)

Virtualware UK (Multimedia / gaming resources)

Visa Europe

Vision2learn For Schools (online learning)

Volfoni (3D solutions)

VPS.net (Cloud virtualised servers)

VSL Group (IP Telephony) … will they be with Meru?

Weather Shop (Weatherstations and environment monitoring tools)

Webbased / CPD Online (Online staff training)

Westcostcloud / Netintelligance (cloud services and filtering)

Whizbe / Writhlington School (LMS)

Wizcom Technologies (reading pens / scanning pens / digital dictionaries)

XFace (Microsoft Surface partner)

XLLogger (data logging)

XTensis (Digital resource management)

YOUSRC (free coding resource)

ZF Electronic / Cherry (input hardware)

Zuztertu (educational software)

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Nelson Thornes was also bought out by Oxford University Press as I had an email about it last week which will contribute to a reduced presence I guess....
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I don't think Bromcom turned up last year either did they, even though they were in the plan.

 

B Squared is on C40

Sanako F08

XLLogger is on E3

 

And for Serco / Advanced it's D180

 

Have stand costs increased since the move to ExCeL?

I believe it has gone up a lot.

No Faronics?? That means no polar bear silliness this year
http://statice.cdngeek.net/images/smilies/frown.png @Ric @vikpaw

Don't worry @TheScarfedOne / @john - The Deep Freeze will be with ITS on C14 ;)

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I don't think they need to come. They were just testing the waters of education, but scored a massive deal with Qatar airport / airways so probably don't need us now.

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