EVN ALPHA

For school leaders

Keys for a whole school, learner data kept on the learner's own device, and blocks a learner can place from the keyboard.

What it does

A class list with a key on each row, and an email carrying a key: the keys sent from the school.

Keys for a whole school

A school's keys come as a mail-merge file the school fills from its own class list and sends from its own email.

A laptop showing a learner's lessons and progress, with arrows to a backup drive and an exported file.

Learner data on the device

Progress and programs are kept on the learner's own computer, with a backup and an export.

A lesson pack going to three lab PCs, each showing a lesson.

Offline lessons on a lab

An administrator enrols a Windows lab PC once, and its lesson viewer reads the lesson packs there.

The block editor driven from the keyboard: a set-up block focused, and the text the editor announces to a screen reader for it shown beside it.

Blocks by keyboard

Blocks are placed, moved, copied and pasted from the keyboard, and each block in the toolbox has a spoken name.

The simulator's check card after a run, its Read aloud button focused from the keyboard, the course beside it.

A simulator a screen reader speaks

Say the robot's position, and Read aloud on the challenge and check cards with a voice built into the computer.

A drawing of three planned papers outlined in dashes: a price tag, a shield for data protection and the accessibility figure.

Price sheet and school pack

Coming soon

The price sheet, a one-page data-protection note and an accessibility statement for schools.

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