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Full-featured and affordable short throw distance solutions from NEC Display Solutions

Fully-featured and affordable, the NP500WS and NP600S portable projectors deliver a short throw distance solution for the education sector. Bright enough for use in large rooms, these models can be connected to the network for remote monitoring and control.

Promethean forms FantastICT partnership

Educational technology specialist, Promethean, has formed a training partnership with FantastICT, which marks the creation of the first Promethean Authorised Learning Centre. Through the appointment, FantastICT will offer a full-range of Promethean accredited training courses to schools throughout England and Wales.

Educators will be heard with Infrared Wireless Microphone System!

Panasonic introduce the new Infrared Wireless Microphone (IRW) System set to revolutionise the teaching environment in classrooms across the country. The system enables teachers to be heard from the front to the very back of a classroom giving each student ‘front row advantage' through voice amplification and infrared technology.

NEC NP500WS and NEC NP600S: New Short-distance Projectors

NEC is extending its projector portfolio in the education sector with two innovative LCD projector models featuring short-distance projection capability offering an outstanding technology solution to this particular market sector. The highlight of both projectors is their virtual remote control allowing full PC control of all projector functions. The NEC NP500WS and NEC NP600S can project pictures with a diagonal of 60" from a distance of only one metre making them ideal for class rooms.

The winning formula for cross-curricular learning

Cambridge University Press partners with Williams F1 to bring the excitement of Formula OneTM to the primary classroom.

Matrix trials first nationwide visualiser pilot project

Matrix Display Systems has collaborated with Local Authorities and schools across the UK to pilot the use of visualiser technology. Three hundred schools trialed Elmo visualisers in their classrooms for a ten week period to see how it aided teaching primary and secondary school children in a range of subjects.

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