Jazzman

Thank you both!

For the moment just 1 to trial. If we like it it will be rolled out in a further 16 offices.

Is that your best price, only eBuyer offer it at £127.68 inc VAT and with delivery. Obviously I would much rather support a sponsor!

I assume that's ex VAT, what about delivery?

Please Note Title should say 630! Hi, looking for best price on one of these, potentially looking to roll them out as department office printers. Thanks!

Impero allows your staff to have control of the internet in their own room. Very handy.

We opted to deliver the ECDl here, it is equivalent to a GCSE if all 8 modules are passed and at least teaches them useful skills.

Nothing in the far South West

We use Scratch and find it very accessible for pupils. I tend to teach them the basics, and begin with an animated story, once they have mastered that I show them the useful stuff (collision detection, timers, variables etc) I then use the tutorials at learnscratch.org - Home to show them the basics of making a simple game. These tutorials have the scripts attached so for differentiation I get lower abilities to modify a game. Our Year 7s love it!

I recommend Scratch - the children pick it up really quickly and can get there teeth into it! Scratch | Home | imagine, program, share

Let us know how ABTutor works out for you - I would be very interested!

Having used it (as a teacher) at my previous school, I can genuinely say it is the best thing since sliced bread, it has so many intuitive and useful features which are great in the classroom. The ability to filter the net according to individuals, groups or room policies is great, the kids never found a way around the screen blocking and the file deployment and capture was superb. Overall I would definitely recommend this product - it is worth every penny.