Impero Educational Software
2 Comments Published by David Kingsnorth on Monday, June 23, 2008 at 7:13 AM.
Since I started working at Alderman White school I've been really impressed with the 'Impero Console' that the ICT department use to deliver lessons. It allows the students to submit work from anywhere and returns marks and feedback in the same way. The teacher is able to monitor up to 32 live screens on one page with possible inappropriate material causing the students window to flash once.
They also have complete control over each individual computer. For instance, you could disable the internet for one student and lock anothers completely while you are speaking. You could also ask a question, send it out and the class can see all the responses being returned in a forum kind of style. Amongst other features it has it's own secure forum and instant messenger.
Labels: Personal Study
sounds impressive. be interested to see how you think it compares to the new vle when you get back in October
I was looking at a demo for the new vlp a couple of weeks back. looks good, the online briefcase thing will be useful