Product Reviews
Please find a range of product reviews conducted by ICT for Education's editorial team.
These reviews are independent and represent our assessment of the products and services offered by suppliers.
To have a product reviewed, please contact Louise Johnson.
These reviews are independent and represent our assessment of the products and services offered by suppliers.
To have a product reviewed, please contact Louise Johnson.
21 February 2017, by: Mark Kelly
EXA Education is an internet service provider that owns its own network. The company’s target market is education establishments of all kinds, from small primary schools up to universities.
21 February 2017, by: Mrk Kelly
DoodleMaths is targeted at children aged 7 to 14 and is designed to provide a personalised numeracy experience.
21 February 2017, by: Mark Kelly
Aleutia manufactures fanless, solid-state drive desktop PCs. The computers are small and the case acts as a heatsink so they are well suited for use in higher temperatures. They are also silent.
21 February 2017, by: Mark Kelly
Albion supplies Apple products and supports schools deploying iPads and Mac PCs. It provides strong post-sales service and aims to enhance customers’ educational output.
21 February 2017, by: Mark Kelly
2Simple’s primary product is Purple Mash. It is a web-based product targeted at primary schools and designed to provide a solution for cross-curriculum learning.
21 February 2017, by: Mark Kelly
iBoardTouch manufactures interactive touch screens, producing both the hardware and software to make both mutually compatible.
2 December 2016, by: Mark Kelly
Wand is a simple content creation platform. A large number of creative activities can be added to it.
2 December 2016, by: Mark Kelly
Vybra Solutions specialise in device management. This covers the charging and secure storage of electronic devices.
2 December 2016, by: Mark Kelly
Learning Ladders is a relatively new company which has been in existence for three years. They have created a framework whereby a school can input their own curriculum and their own assessment policy.
2 December 2016, by: Mark Kelly
Earwig is a system for collecting evidence in the form of images, videos, audio files, documents and pupils’ work. It is multi-platform and can be used with any device.