With every Clevertouch… Also available... pad The market leading* interactive touchscreen display in sizes
from 32" to 84". Your Clevertouch interactive screen includes our software package with traditional annotation, activity creation and collaboration. All our software has a perpetual license meaning you will receive free lifetime updates, with no costly annual fees.
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A great performing Android™ tablet optimised for student response preloaded with WordWall and DisplayNote apps.
Features
• Cortex A9 RK3168 processor
• 1024 x 600 TFT display • 1Gb RAM • 4Gb storage (expandable to 32Gb)
• Front / rear cameras • Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB, SD • Android 4.2 • 4 hour lithium ion battery
Helping teachers create fun, interactive activities for their classes in minutes
Wordwall is an activity maker bundled exclusively in the UK with the Sahara Clevertouch. Great for starters and plenaries, you can create an activity for any subject in seconds. Our online community features over 30,000 resources made by teachers for teachers.
1 Pick a template
Choose your activity, for example: Quiz, Crossword, Group sort, Sentence maker, Image reveal and many more.
2 Enter your content
Copy and paste or type your questions and answers. Upload images from your computer or browse online.
3 Choose a game
Choose a visual theme from a wide library. You can adjust the game rules and options to suit your target audience.
4 PLAY!
Teachers and pupils can interact with the activities using tablets and the screen. Answers can be displayed on screen.
5 Evaluate
Results can be instantly analysed. Incorrect answers can be explained and the activity replayed. Results can be exported.
+44 (0)20 8319 7777 |
info@clevertouch.co.uk |
clevertouch.co.uk *UK Education market – Futuresource Consulting Terms and conditions apply. Available on request. E&OE.
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