BETT is the longest running, best attended and most prestigious technology event in the UK’s educational calendar. This year’s show took place at Olympia in London from January 9th to 12th, and Apple had a major presence at the event.
Throughout the show, the Apple stand hosted a rolling teacher-led theatre programme featuring interactive presentations on making music, digital creativity and collaborating with digital media using the wiki functionality in Leopard Server.
Situated in the Grand Hall, the Apple stand became a focal point for creative educators looking to exchange ideas and pick up tips on how to incorporate technology into the curriculum.
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Jim Knight MP, Minister of State for Schools, gets BETT 2008 underway with his official opening speech.
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The Apple stand was buzzing with activity throughout the show.
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The new iMac is the ultimate desktop computer for teaching and learning.
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An Apple Distinguished Educator presents to a rapt audience.
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The Apple stand featured a rolling programme of teacher-led presentations.
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Many educators are using iPod in the classroom to enhance teaching and learning.
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Stop motion animation is a unique cross-curricular classroom activity that challenges the creative talents of students of all ages.
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Studywiz is an award-winning Virtual Learning Environment for the Mac platform, designed to make eLearning intuitive and practical.
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Apple’s Pro applications — Final Cut Studio, Logic Studio and Aperture — are ideal for vocational students who want to work on the same kit as the pros.
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