Multi camera shooting

Digitalsavvy is currently undertaking a research bursary from NAACE, which focuses on the creative use of ICT in Primary Schools. As part of the research project - which is as much case study as a piece of Action Research - we have worked with a Primary School to develop a powerful technique for recording live events and performances using a multi camera technique. See an outline of the multi camera work.. ------Read the TES article about the project

Virtual High Wycombe

An innovative CD-ROM based resource, containing a variety of virtual photographic panoramas shot in and around High Wycombe. Supports the teaching of Primary Geography and History, among other subjects. See a demo...

In partnership with the Learning and Skills Council, we created a project involving three Norfolk schools that had achieved federation status from the DfES. In collaboration with the schools (Fakenham High School and College, Aylsham High School and Reepham High School), we devised a project that was used by KS4 Science pupils as part of their formal curriculum during the Autumn term 2003. Find out more...

Digitalsavvy recently worked with a group of partners, including Telford & Wrekin LEA and the University of Wolverhampton, in order to create the Virtual Victorian School - a rich, multimedia resource that can be used to support the teaching of KS1 History.

The Abiku Project

Working with the Manchester Arts in Education Initiative (MAEI), Digitalsavy created a series of specially shot videos, delivered on DVD, to support the Abiku Project. The video clips were designed to be used across a wide range of abilities, including both MLD and SLD pupils.