BETT 2017 (SUPPLIER FOCUS)


CLEVERTOUCH showcases powerful new innovations at BETT 2017


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levertouch, the award winning, market leading, interactive touchscreen for education returns to BETT 2017 with its latest


innovations to date. With a new-look Cleverstore and LUX, the most intuitive


interface ever developed for large interactive touchscreens, visitors to stand C288 will get to preview and experience this advanced technology first hand. Shaun Marklew, Sales & Marketing Director at Clevertouch, comments;


“We’ve spent a year talking to teachers, students and resellers, listening to their feedback and suggestions. As always, our planning and development of new innovations focusses on what teachers want, resulting in a faster, more enhanced user experience than ever before.” With live tutorials and demos every 20-minutes from education technology


experts, BETT highlights include: • Walk around the new LUX interface – with superfast Android and the smoothest and most intuitive user experience to date


• Integrate apps seamlessly into lessons using Cleverstore 2.0 with advanced subject filtering (K-12) and new language options


• Create inspiring lessons for the whole class using all new Lynx 5 presentation software or the Lynx app in Android mode. Lynx 5 includes a


suite of digital STEM tools and let’s teachers view all file formats including Smart Notebook


• Assign and track homework via the Cloud with Snowflake MultiTeach® and Snowflake MultiTeach® Lessons for browsers


• Calling all control freaks - Clevertouch will be launching MDM centralised controls for ICT managers and technology leads enabling them to update content wirelessly across all devices in the school or district


• Dual platform functionality lets teachers seamlessly switch between PC and Android mode, streamlining the way in which teachers access their resources and lesson plans


• Classroom collaboration – we’ll be showing teachers how to connect Windows, Android, iOS & Chrome devices to their touchscreen using the updated connectivity interface


uUp-to-date information on demos and tutorials can be found at www.clevertouch.co.uk/bett


GENEE at BETT 2017 G


enee World Ltd was established in 2005 and has rapidly become a leading manufacturer of interactive touchscreen technology, from hand


held tablets through to 4K screens. Based in the manufacturing heartland of the UK, Genee delivers a range of interactive displays, kiosks, visualisers, response systems and software for the education sector, training centres and corporate enterprises, all of which will be displayed on stand (B121) at this year’s BETT show. Genee will be displaying their newly launched stunning 4K G-Touch Interactive Touchscreen range in all 3 sizes (65”, 75” and 86”) so look to


future proof your classroom environment. They come complete with Genee’s own SPARK and Project Flow software giving you the complete package. The Genee Registrar is the Ultimate Visitor Management Solution, with


Capita SIMS and DBS checking capabilities. You will be able to see all the benefits for yourself and why not use it to register your details to enter Genee’s prize draw on stand. They’ll also be demonstrating how they are revolutionising classrooms


everywhere with their digital learning platform – Project Flow, which enables teachers to share multiple learning resources to individual students with created student workspace areas, get student feedback on lessons and ensure that students stay focused and on task. Each product will be presented and demonstrated in


Genee’s unique presentation area where everyone is welcome to attend.


To find out more contact Genee directly:


uCall: 01902 390878 uEmail: enquiries@geneeworld.com


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