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Becta removes Etech from 'approved' VLE list

Becta removes Etech from 'approved' VLE list

Becta has removed Etech, the creator of the Studywiz VLE, and its six associated products, from its 'approved' learning platform framework list of  suppliers.

It has issued the following statement: "Becta is aware that Etech is currently in the hands of administrators and we are facilitating urgent discussions with the new entity called Studywiz (who now own the Intellectual Property Rights), and affected local authorities to try to secure the Learning Platform system so that it operates as normal for any learners using it.

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Studywiz buy-out reveals VLE market pressures

Studywiz buy-out reveals VLE market pressures

A management buyout is said to have secured the future of the Studywiz virtual learning environment (VLE) used in thousands of schools across 27 countries. Studywiz is one of ...

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Becta survey's warning on learning platforms

Those worried that Government policy on learning platforms isn’t sparking the hoped-for changes in teaching and learning, will find cold comfort in ICT agency Becta’s latest ‘H...

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UniServity to provide free Microsoft schools email

Interesting news from the world of learning platforms courtesy of The Assignment Report . Microsoft's free Windows Live infrastructure - which includes Live@edu email and SkyDri...

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Schools that kissed a Frog - and found a prince

Schools that kissed a Frog - and found a prince

Sir Dexter Hutt is a man on a wave. A curve to be more accurate. In fact it’s a Sigmoid curve and it underpins his school leadership strategies and the success of his work at ...

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