SAM Learning Wins BETT 2016 Award

LONDON - Jan. 22, 2016 - PRLog -- SAM Learning, provider of an online homework and exam-preparation service for secondary schools, has been awarded a prestigious Bett Award in the ‘Secondary Digital Content’ category. Coinciding with Bett, the world’s leading event for learning technology, the awards are considered the highest accolade in the industry.

The Bett Awards play a key role in identifying and rewarding excellence in education trade. The winning organisations were announced at the Bett Awards dinner in London on Wednesday 20 January.

The judges found SAM Learning to provide valuable, safe and flexible user guidance and information. The resource engages learners with 83 per cent stating they enjoyed the progression and achievement.

Caroline Wright, director general designate of BESA added: “The UK leads the world in terms of our technology based learning resources. Ten of thousands of educators visit Bett each year to see what the UK can offer the world in educational ICT. The Bett Awards are a robust, criteria-led way to promote the best technological solutions that really work in classrooms. The Bett Awards are now the standard by which the UK and international education industry can recognise and reward valuable and innovative resources.”

Debbie French, portfolio director at i2i Events Group summarised; “The Bett Awards bring together developers, distributors and educational practitioners each year to recognise, reward and celebrate ICT excellence in the education sector. Becoming a Bett winner is something that companies strive to achieve. The 2015 Awards mark the 17th year of celebrating and acknowledging the world’s leading developments of ICT within education. We applaud SAM Learning for the excellence it provides.”

“With more than 20 years experience in the EdTech Sector we’re immensely proud that SAM has continued to evolve and that the latest additions to the service, Share and Switch On are helping teachers to raise attainment, close the gap, and prepare for progress 8,” said SAM Learning founder David Jaffa.

Find out more about SAM Learning, www.samlearning.com