Wirral Educationalists Applaud FREE Software Workshop

TIME is a luxury that most teachers cannot afford and that is why FREE training workshops run by software companies like Logotron are becoming increasingly popular in the UK.

Armed with a covetable supply of brand new software and a fresh insight into some of Logotron's most formidable products, LEAs and educationalists didn't go home empty handed last month after attending Logotron's Hands-on Training Workshop in the Wirral. The morning focussed on their astonishing new Art & Design package Revelation Natural Art which was followed by an afternoon session where educationalists could choose from a variety of control, modelling and data-handling packages, or Logotron's flagship cross-curricular product Imagine Logo.

Anxious to leave no stone unturned, Logotron have this year planned to host 12 workshops nationwide. Tried and tested since the first workshop in Salford at the end of 2001, Logotron's formula for the day has evolved to meet the needs of its attendees. It gives LEA advisers and ICT co-ordinators a chance to meet, discuss software for schools and also gain essential 'Hands-on' experience of using the products.

Wirral educationalists gave the workshop rave reviews:

"The opportunity to use the software in an unpressurised environment was extremely useful and the help and advice provided was excellent," said Beth Frankland, The School House partnership.

"I very much enjoyed the workshop. I really appreciate the opportunity for some hands-on time. Too often we are talked at rather than being allowed to experiment," added Lynne Sweeney, Assistant Manager NW Manchester CLC at Abraham Moss.

"Every school should have a copy of Revelation Natural Art. It beats everything else I have seen hands down!" said Christine Beedham, an ICT Consultant in Warrington.

For further information on, or to be involved in workshops planned for 2003, please contact the Logotron Education Sales Team on (01223) 425558 extension 795 or email info@logo.com. Next stop: East Midlands and the South West in June.