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Home Posts tagged "bett2014"

Tag: bett2014

Interesting, seen it before and strange things that education ministers like but don't have much relevance for education

Last week was the annual BETT Show http://www.bettshow.com/, which this year has moved to the ExCel Arena in London’s Docklands. Apart from being the wrong side of London it was a much better venue than in previous years. All the usual big tech companies were there with tablets, tablets and…

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