Download issue 2 of ICT Reviews for schools now!
Posted on 27 May 2011 at 10:41
Issue 2 of ICT Reviews - the independent buying guide for primary and secondary schools - is available for free download now.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE COPY OF ICT REVIEWS
The 64-page guide is packed with buyer's guides, reviews and features to help schools spend their IT budgets wisely.
This issue of ICT Reviews includes:
* Buyer's guides for tablets, all-in-one PCs, wireless routers, digital video cameras and classroom management software
* Reviews of the Dell XPS 15 laptop, Toshiba's NB550D netbook, Corel VideoStudio X4 and much more
* Becta-award winning ICT co-ordinator, Jodie Collins, on the impact of game-based learning
* Merlin John on the rise, fall and rise of managed services in schools
* Your chance to win an iPad 2 simply by telling us what you think of ICT Reviews
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Help for Governors?
Does it include advice on how to hire ICT teachers and support staff that actually know what they're talking about?
By milliganp on 27 May 2011 
@milliganp
I guess not, though working in a large college myself have you considered using an assessment day?
We have used it with great success.
Though, success ultimately comes down to the right interviewer being able to read the interviewees responses.
By Nathan_Jeremiah on 29 May 2011
@milliganp
I guess not, though working in a large college myself have you considered using an assessment day?
We have used it with great success.
Though, success ultimately comes down to the right interviewer being able to read the interviewees responses.
By Nathan_Jeremiah on 29 May 2011
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