Use up your eLearning Credits … or not, if you don’t want to.
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008
If you binned all the other brochures for expensive software that dropped into your pigeon hole recently, or you live somewhere sunnier than England (yes, that would include Scotland this week!), you might not have heard that English schools still have a stack of eLearning Credits to use up. This government scheme ends in August 2008, so it is really free money up until then: it is estimated that the average school still has over £500 to use.
However, there’s probably a good reason that you haven’t spent the funds by now (over-zealous finance officer, control-freak ICT coordinator etc). But the good news is that getting full access to Teachable.net is affordable without the subsidy. From only £49 for a single teacher (the price of a single hefty textbook), it should fit into the most threadbare of school budgets.
If you do want to use your eLCs, or you are that control-freak ICT coordinator (sorry..) then please contact us.
