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BETT Awards 2007 - the winners

The winners of the BETT Awards 2007 were announced on Wednesday night at the BETT Awards dinner held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.

The annual BETT Awards represent a partnership between Becta, the Government's lead agency for ICT in education, the British Educational Suppliers Association, and Emap Education, the organisers of BETT - the educational technology show.

Stephen Crowne, chief executive of Becta, said: "Technology has enormous potential to improve learning. Used well it helps develop personalised teaching and learning: it helps improve opportunity and choice for all, narrows attainment gaps and helps children, young people and adult learners reach their full potential. Congratulations to the award winners who, through their innovative and robust products and services, are helping to transform education."

This year's winners in each category are:

Category

Product

Supplier

Early Years solutions

Simple City

2Simple Software

Digital content - Primary (Core subjects)

Interactive Literacy Year 3 & 4

Smart Learning Ltd

Digital content - Primary (Other)

ArtisanCam

Artists@work in partnership with CLEO (Cumbria and Lancashire Online)

Digital content - Secondary (Core subjects)

Cabri 3D

Cabrilog/Chartwell-Yorke

Digital content - Secondary (Other)

SoundJunction

Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music

Primary and secondary hardware

TurningPoint 2006

Turning Technologies /Steljes Ltd

Special Educational Needs solutions

Clicker 5

Crick Software

Post-16 education and training digital content

AutoLAB

LJ Group

Supporting institutional leadership and management solutions

SAM Learning Plus

SAM Learning Ltd

e-Assessment for learning

MAPS eQUALIFICATIONS

TAG Learning

Creative and constructive tools

Gridmagic

Q4 Technologies Ltd

Briony Mansell-Lewis, group head of events at organisers Emap Education, said: "The awards continue to recognise the high calibre of products and services within our sector and encourage the increase in standards."

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