New interfaces for BETT!

Two new interfaces have been released to coincide with BETT to provide primary schools with exciting and engaging graphics for young learners. 'Animal Misfits' features colourful cartoon creatures on a vivid blue setting whereas 'Space' provides a dark and mysterious background to allow colourful content to jump off of the page at the learner!

Both interfaces include our full VLE toolset which the teacher is able to fully customise to allow learners to have access to as much functionality as they need or are able to cope with.

If you want to have a look at the current range of interfaces that are available for the VLE, click here.

Posted on Tue, January 11, 2011 by Darren Lloyd

3 comments (Add your own)

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