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  • About Computers in Classrooms
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  • Competitions
  • Newsletter archive

About Computers in Classrooms

Computers in Classrooms is a free electronic newsletter/magazine which focuses on educational informations and communications technology (ICT).

It's aimed at teachers, advisers, Principals -- anyone, in fact, who has a professional interest in educational ICT. It's read by thousands of people, including employees of government bodies and local authorities, as well as teachers in the UK and the rest of the world.

The kind of topics covered include:

  • Interesting news items
  • The effects of technology on society
  • How-to guides for software
  • Classroom ideas
  • Opinion pieces
  • Book reviews
  • Software reviews
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It's mostly written and edited by Terry Freedman, a long-standing member of the ICT community in Britain. However, it often contains contributions from other educationalists and, whenever possible, young people. If you're interested in contributing, please look at our guidelines.

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Competitions

Occasionally, we run competitions or prize draws in the newsletter. Here are the rules:

Unless otherwise stated for a particular competition, the following rules apply to all competitions announced on this website or in Computers in Classrooms:

  1. The competition is open to subscribers to Computers in Classrooms only. This is a free e-newsletter. (For certain competitions, only UK residents are eligible to enter; please check.)

  2. IT is ok for people to enter more than once.

  3. The judges' names are withheld, but if you wish to know them, please email us.

  4. The judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into over the matter.

  5. The winner(s) will be notified as soon as possible after the close of the competition. What usually happens is that we ask you if we may pass on your contact details to the company that has made the prize available, so that they can send it to you. If you do not wish us to do so, please be aware that this may result in the offer of the prize being withdrawn. If we do not hear back from you in answer to this request, or for other pertinent information (such as your country of residence) within 10 working days, the prize may be offered to someone else.

  6. The details of the winning entries will be published in the first issue of Computers in Classrooms after the close of the competition.

These rules have been drawn up in accordance with UK law.

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