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Windows-based Redfox Wizpad tablet PCs are being promoted for education, allowing teachers and students to read e-books, use an interactive whiteboard for teaching, and create content using learning tools. The tablets provide access to an e-book store, educational apps and software, online libraries, and interactive features like a digital whiteboard for writing and drawing or a digital keyboard for playing music. Schools can contact Mr. Gener Morada to learn more about bringing the tablets to their institution.
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Tablet PC for Education
- 1. Tablet PC for Education Windows Based Redfox Wizpad TechTowers Library OpenDesk Toolkit
- 2. Windows Based Tablet PC • We make the Tablet PC important to the teachers and students. • It is the tablet to read e- book, teach with interactive whiteboard and create from the learning tools designed for active and connected learning.
- 3. E-Book Store & EduTools --School deliver e-book and tools to student & teacher
- 4. BookShop --Students & teachers get e-books and learning tools
- 5. NetLibrary --Student & teacher are linked to open e-libraries
- 6. BookStore --Student & Teacher find, get & read e-books
- 7. Content MarketPlace --Student & teacher download ready to use software
- 8. EduTools --Student & teacher run ready to use learning aids.
- 9. EduApps --Student and teacher are linked to web services.
- 10. WindowsApps --Student & teachers run Windows native programs.
- 11. Interactive Whiteboard --Student & teacher write, draw, show on the digital whiteboard.
- 12. ClassicWhiteboard --Student & teacher simply write & draw on the whiteboard.
- 13. Math DigitalBoard --Student & teacher solve, draw, plot math problems.
- 14. Music Keyboard --Student & teacher touch the key and play the notes.
- 15. Kid’s Drawing Board --Student & teacher simply draw & colour
- 16. Windows Based Tablet PC • Invite us to your school and we will be glad to show more. Contact: Mr. Gener Morada gener.morada@redfox.com.ph +639228030071