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i-board is made by Electronic Blackboard Ltd, a company run by Steven Rawlins, an ex-teacher and Interactive Whiteboard trainer.
As we trained teachers, we realised there was a requirement for good quality, highly visual materials, especially at KS1 and Reception. We create open-ended tools and activities that enable teachers to direct their pupils learning and create a learning dialogue around the resource.
Originally a collection of CD ROMS, then an 'Online Club', our activities now live in the online 'i-board player'. This innovative portal allows schools to either purchase activities one-by-one or to subscribe to larger collections. Partnerships We work closely with LGFL and the majority of our resources are available for schools within London to use on the LGFL portal. We are starting to work with a variety of publishers to provide a wider range of co-branded resources, delivered through the i-board player. We are the producers of The Big Day Out, a free resource on the National Education Network. |
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For KS1, Reception and Home Users:
Our main product is the online 'i-board player' and its collections of content. The innovative design allows schools and individuals to build a library of resources in small chunks or even one at a time. Our pricing average of 99p per activity is a one-off cost for a site licence. Use of the interface is free.
Subscribers are also catered for, with the ability to choose subject and brand collections by year group. On application, we can create CD ROM versions of the resources for installation on computers without web access. Please contact us for more information. For Early Years: We have tagged some of our curriculum resources on the i-board player as most suitable for Early Years. We also have a CD ROM product, Magic School, which will be migrated to the online environment shortly. Please contact us for more information. We are also working with Barefoot Books to construct a collection of materials for the Early Years market. Curriculum Coverage on the i-board player: We have full coverage of the learning objectives in the new Primary Framework for Mathematics - about 250 activities. This year we are extending Literacy and remodelling some older activities to fit the new framework and synthetic phonics. By September 2009 this project will be complete and we will have full coverage, with 150-200 activities. We have a good selection of cross-curricular resources mapped into the SOW for Geography, History, Science and R.E. |
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