ITSI launches collection of thousands of interactive digital resources in Math, Physical Science, Life Science and Chemistry Interactive teaching resources in the form of photos, videos, animations, assessments and other simulations covering hundreds of various topics available as part of internationally recognised digital lessons Submission Details
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ITSI’s platform is a digital educational platform that makes learning visible and removes fragmentation. We do this by using a single integrated platform for both e-books and all other content, and allow each teacher to efficiently use any teaching methodology or resources they prefer. From being the first-mover in the South African market, ITSI has expanded to over 180 public and private schools, with over 74,000 full-time users. We have opened an office in the UK, and another one in the Middle East.
ITSI brings the future of education to schools – delivering an exceptional tailored learning experience to any teacher and any student with any content, anytime.
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