DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY
D&T teacher is transforming revision
guides for his subject
ENGAGE Revision Ltd teacher. Christian Cudworth
launched in September 2007 as comes from a design background
a CD-ROM revision tool for working both as a graphic and
design and technology. The product designer. It is this
company has since undergone a industry background that gave
rapid transformation and at him the ability to produce
November’s Design & interactive resources for his own
Technology Show at the NEC, teaching. The resources proved to
Engage Revision launched its be an effective educational tool
new online revision and which complements pupils’ desire
assessment system. for technology-led learning as
The new system addresses well as addressing differing
independent learning and enables learning styles. The resources
students to access the resources at soon began to evolve and
home. It also incorporates Christian saw a gap in the market
assessment to provide teachers for a dedicated, comprehensive
with an effective means of revision tool for design and
monitoring each child’s technology that would engage and
A screen view from Engage Revision
performance. motivate pupils more than a plain –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Engage Revision’s managing old revision guide.
director is passionate about the Engage Revision Ltd is today
company’s vision, “We aim to learning.” To trial the Engage
system and its benefits to both continuing to transform with the
deliver a diverse tool that Revision system visit
teachers and pupils. After all, he addition of new topics all written
complements classroom teaching,
www.engagerevision.co.uk
should know as he is still a full by current teaching staff. And while also providing an online
time design and technology Chris Cudworth is clear in his system that promotes independent
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