BETT Report 2009
Matthew Tosh reports from BETT 2009, the world's largest educational technology event which is now celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Back at Olympia for another year, BETT 2009 houses over 600 exhibitors and welcomes around 30,000 visitors from around the globe.
There on the first day of the show, Matthew seeks out what new and exciting innovations are being launched in the world of educational technology. He also chats to some of the exhibitors at this year's event as well as visiting teachers to find out what they're looking for and what they make of the event.
To top the day off Matthew reveals the nominees for the prestigious BETT Awards, highlighting the exemplar digital products intended for the education market place.
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It was good to visit the Teachers TV stall at BETT. They are a happy lot with a very professional approach to the work ...
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 16 December 2008
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Bett 200927 January 2009 - 14:58It was good to visit the Teachers TV stall at BETT. They are a happy lot with a very professional approach to the work they do. A good bunch of people. Ray Hampton
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re: Visiting BETT15 January 2009 - 00:09The BETT Report is filmed at the show on the first day and transmitted on the evening of the second day, if you're planning on going after this, then this should be ok for you, otherwise he previous year's programme is still available http://www.teachers.tv/video/24216, at least up until this one is broadcast, possibly for a while after.
The previous year's programme will at least give you a flavour of what to expect when you get there.
Hope this helps, and hope you enjoy the show, there certainly seems to be some great stuff there again this year!!
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Visiting BETT14 January 2009 - 23:47I am planning to visit BETT for the first time this week. So when I saw on the BETT site that teacher's TV has a report on this years exhibition, I would have liked to watch it BEFORE my visit. It seems that those at teachers TV don't share this desire.
I hope that this video is available on YouTube.
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