Open your learning environment to additional STEAM software options


iiyama LFD touchscreens (42” – 86”) work perfectly with commonly used classroom software like - SMART, Promethean, Oktopus, Easiteach, Omnitapps and Open-Sankore to name a few. These professional high-end panels deliver supreme, rich colour clarity and they’re made for long-term use.


The ProLite range have an Android-based software package including Note, an annotation application. You can draw directly onto the screen without needing a connected PC device. The touchscreen technology offers fast and accurate drawing and the integrated speakers are loud enough to fill a large classroom.


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iiyama ProLite 67 series 65” Interactive LFD


Also available in sizes 70” and 86”


Prices from £1,819 Ex VAT


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Make SMART decisions Math Tools to make


maths more interactive and collaborative. It’s tricky to inspire students to see the patterns and logic of maths and the sciences. Use the visual and interactive tools in SMART Notebook Math Tools to improve engagement.


when creating classroom solutions for STEAM Use SMART Notebook®


Geogebra offers easy equation editing, 55,000+ maths objects and activities for geometry, algebra, statistics and much more. Create and customise your math equations and notations with Equation Editor, make it easier to demonstrate maths concepts visually.


Learn more - bt.com/techknow/edu/SMARTav


SMART Board 6265 65” Interactive Flat Panel


Guide price Get access


to over 6,500 maths and science


lessons on SMART Exchange5


£3,195 Ex VAT Learn more


SMART Board 7275 70” Interactive Flat Panel


Guide price £5,102 Ex VAT Learn more


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5. Source: Smart education website, https://education.smarttech.com/


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