Edinburgh-based software publisher Crocodile Clips is aiming to involve teachers worldwide in the development of its cutting-edge modelling software, in a new initiative called "Leader in Technology".
One teacher per school in each subject the software covers (mathematics, science, technology and ICT) can join the initiative. He or she can then use all of the company's Yenka modelling software for that subject in school, free of charge.
The initiative also offers an excellent personal development opportunity, as the teachers help with the development of one of the most innovative educational tools worldwide.
There is no cost to enter the Leader in Technology initiative, which is currently being rolled out to schools in the USA, Canada and the UK. However, places are limited. To apply to join, schools can visit: