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BusinessCloud has published it's 2024 EdTech50 ranking and we are delighted to come in at number 3.

Tassomai's founder Murray (and Mai, our AI-tutor) also feature in BusinessCloud’s report into AI in education.

Read more about our ERA winning and Bett Award nominated content collaboration with Torquay Academy in the Torbay Weekly and on the Innovate My School website

Tassomai on TV:

Swipe, Sky News' tech show features Tassomai

Swipe presenter Gemma Evans meets Tassomai founder Murray Morrison and goes back to school at Carshalton Boys Sports College to talk to the students and staff using Tassomai to boost GCSE Science grades.

Murray shares his lockdown learning tips

Murray was interviewed on Sky News during the UK’s first lockdown talking about tips for helping children learn during school closures.

Home learning and school closures:

Life under lockdown was a learning experience for all of us, but particularly for parents, many of whom were tackling homeschooling for the first time. Over the course of 2020 and into 2021 Tassomai’s founder Murray was interviewed several times about home learning and how technology could help support families as they got to grips with this new challenge.

Startups Magazine: Private tuition planned to help students catch up, but are the odds against them?

Business Cloud: Is learning from home here to stay? Tassomai founder: EdTech had a duty to step up during the pandemic

Motherhood: The Real Deal (blog): Your questions about going back to school after lockdown answered

Cherubs Magazine: Get ready for the new school year!

School House Magazine: Healthy Home Schooling

The Telegraph: The amount of home-schooling your child really needs - according to the professionals

This Mama (blog): The home-schooling edit|How to take the pressure off

LittleBird (blog): Staying engaged and learning under lockdown

Family Friendly Working (blog): How To Combine Homeschooling And Working

Evening Standard: STEM apps and platforms to help kids keep up with science and maths in the lockdown

Daily Mail: The ultimate guide to entertaining kids in isolation: TWENTY family activities to try at home

Even Angels Fall (blog): Home Learning During Lockdown

Made for Mums (blog): 12 of the best educational resources to keep your child learning while school is shut

RBS: School’s out, home learning’s in

The Daily Struggle (blog): 8 Tips for Learning new skills as an adult

Yorkshire Families (blog): Home Education Tips: Staying engaged and learning under lockdown

London Mums Magazine (blog): Homeschooling and working advice by the experts

In the run up to the first lockdown Murray was interviewed about the possibility of school closures and the impact on learners and their exam results, subsequently he also contributed to the debate about when schools should reopen …

Russia Today (TV interview): Should councils be given great autonomy as to when to reopen schools?

The Telegraph (TV interview): Coronavirus: How will the UK cope with mass school closures?

Evening Standard (The Reader): Close schools to slow virus spread​

TES: Schools collect mock GCSEs as contingency

Daily Express: Coronavirus school closures: Teachers gear up for four-week Easter shutdown

Daily Express: Coronavirus: Horror schools prediction revealed – ‘Generation to be affected!’

Metro: Will schools close to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and what would the impact be?

Lincolnshire Live: Education expert says pupils' grades could suffer as coronavirus closes schools

Somerset Live: Coronavirus: School closures 'looking inevitable', says Somerset education expert

International Business Times: UK Shuts Schools Indefinitely To Halt Spread Of Coronavirus

Exam prep, revision and schooling content:

Tassomai in education trade media:

TES

March 2021
How to pitch shiny new edtech to sceptical students
Andy Darracott, a Tassomai teacher from The Petersfield School in Hampshire writes about how Edtech could play an important role as schools bounce back – but only if the software gets student buy-in.
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“One of the reasons we selected our chosen tool, Tassomai, is that it’s backed up by lots of research about the impact.”

Educate magazine

May 2020
Digital Learning in schools – we’ve got an app for that!
Educate Magazine talks to a few different schools about their use of digital learning apps, including Tassomai users Rainford High in St Helens.
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“We have invested in Tassomai across KS3 and KS4. Although there is a cost on a per student basis, in a school of our size it is a reasonable per student spend of less than £5.”

Education Technology magazine

Education Today magazine

March 2020
Understanding common student pitfalls in GCSE science
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April 2019
How EdTech is enabling peer-to-peer mentoring - and earning students money!
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February 2018
Murray Morrison is featured in a review of this year's EdTech extravaganza, the Bett Show.
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“For most teenagers, a Saturday job involves working in a cafe or the local supermarket. But for some sixth formers in Rochdale, it means going back to school on Saturday mornings to tutor their peers…”

Education in Chemistry magazine

March 2019
Using (and choosing) an intelligent learning platform to boost student confidence and improve results.
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March 2018
Tassomai's founder Murray, on the growth of private tuition and its impact on inequality and social mobility.
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“If the most affluent and well-situated 5% of the population are receiving most of the tuition, it puts them at an enormous advantage.”

Innovate My School

*NEW* January 2021
Reece Broome, Head of Online Learning at Torquay Academy writes about their unique, Bett Award nominated collaboration with Tassomai and the role it has played in the rapid transformation of his school.
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December 2019
Despite efforts of schools and policy-makers, the attainment gap at KS4 is actually widening. Murray Morrison writes about how adaptive EdTech can help to close the attainment gap.
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“In a unique collaboration with Tassomai’s content team, we trained all teachers online in the process of creating questions using a question generator given to us by Tassomai.”

Open Access Government

February 2020
In an interview with Open Access Government, Murray Morrison shares his thoughts on the edtech revolution with reference to the benefits, costs, and how it can create a modern learning experience.
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“People talk a lot about tech reducing workload – what I think is exciting is that it’s liberating workload.”