Give your students the tools they need to be specialists


More and more schools are becoming academies, meaning that they’re directly funded by the Department of Education and have more control over the decisions they make, as they’re independent of local authority control. Academies can veer from the national curriculum but they have to make sure their subjects are varied and balanced. Many academies have one or two particular specialisms with some of the most common being sport, languages and music and arts academies.


Using technology in education is becoming paramount, even more so in academies. You may think that specialisms like sports, music, performing arts and languages will always be physical and literal subjects. However, with devices like the CTOUCH Laser air+, you’re giving your students the opportunity to become experts in, not just their specialist subjects, but in technology too.


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CTOUCH Laser air+ 75” with 32 touch points1


CTOUCH have developed the perfect touch technology. The Oktopus software that’s exclusive to CTOUCH has over 70 individual learning tools. You can easily find the right integrated tool for any particular lesson or task. The Oktopus software comes in 40 different languages making it easy to show vocabulary, phrases and key words from all over the world.


Range of sizes fom 55” - 86” inch Compare the range - bt.com/techknow/edu/CTOUCHcompare


• Built-in COS Android 5.01 operatng system


• Ambient light sensor • 32 touch points1


• Toughened glass display • Built-in Wi-Fi router


• Screen share to tablets


• Built-in 80 watt JBL speakers


• 2 x USB inputs for direct connecton


• Exclusive Oktopus soſtware available


• Instant access to highly rated apps through the CTOUCH app store


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