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November 22, 2011

As the snow hits the high ground, shops fill with the sound of Wham’s Last Christmas and the X Factor reaches it enthralling conclusion so our thoughts turn to BETT – the UK’s largest showcase of educational technology products, resources and best practice.

Once again Netintelligence products will be centre stage. Last year we had the honour of being presented with the UK’s first Kitemark for Child Safety Online by the Minister for Children and Families at the show. This year, whilst not expecting any further Ministerial presentations, we do expect to be making a similar splash.

BETT 2012 provides us with the opportunity to demonstrate our latest filtering technology designed for Mac OS or more specifically for iPad & iPhones.  As our recent survey highlighted, with one in ten of primary school children already armed with the latest in ‘chic geek’ phones, the issue of safety and protection becomes increasingly important.

 As Will Gardner, of Childnet International, recently commented: “In our work in schools we are often getting asked by parents about the technology their children are using. It is important to help ensure parents are aware of the full functionality of the technology that young children are accessing and that they are able to use the tools and give the support that young people need to stay safe and get the most out of these devices”.

So if you are involved with the protection of minors or have a role that involves a duty of care to the more vulnerable in our society and are considering deploying iPhones or iPads, please feel free to visit us on stand E75 and we’d be happy to discuss your concerns and issues.

BETT 2012 takes place on the 11th – 14th January 2012 at London’s Olympia.

January 7, 2011

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Yes, we are in January, and with every January come diets, resolutions and the ever growing annual BETT show, the world’s largest education technology exhibition.

This year promises to be the best yet, with over 600 exhibitors signed up, and yep, you guessed it we’ll be there! And we’ll have some unbelievably exciting news to tell the world. Whisper it quietly….. but we’ll be announcing news about a major UK first.

Our plan for the show this year includes praying for no more snow(last year saw a fair number of our events team miss the entire first day due to travel chaos), plenty of tweeting and hoping to catch up with some old friends and make plenty of new ones. (more…)

January 18, 2010

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Well what can we say about last week’s BETT show? Quite a lot really, so settle in with a cuppa but we’ll try to keep short!


The set-up operation was massive and we managed to grab a couple of cool ‘before and after’ shots which show the incredible amount of work that goes into it. The shots don’t actually capture the ‘Argh! Will we be ready in time’ and ‘Why do we have an extra bolt now the stand is up’ moments, but you get the idea.

First up on Wednesday was the detailed launch of the Governments’ Home Access Scheme, by Vernon Coaker – Minister of State for Schools and Learners, a scheme we are proud to be a part of. The aim of the programme is to ensure every young person in England can access the internet and PC at home. The scheme will initially focus on 3-9 year olds and there is funding for over 270,000 households by March 2011.

Thursday and Friday saw us releasing our stand for Teachmeet Takeovers. The concept was championed by Tom Barrett (@tombarrett on Twitter) and gained remarkable momentum through the power of Twitter.
The idea was Vendors signed up to as many or little 30-minute slots as they could and allow teachers to ‘take over’ their stand to discuss online tools they use in the classroom. During that time, Vendors took a step back – or a step towards the cafe for a coffee – and didn’t sell/approach the audience. (more…)

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