Put Panoramas in Your Lessons
 
Your pupils see moving, interactive 360° worlds in games and web-pages. Now you can add them to your lessons - both your whiteboard presentations and pupil projects - easily, legally and safely with Eye2eye Britain. Excite and inspire all ages.
 
Britain mapped out in 1,650 360° panoramas and 11,000 photos ... for you to copy.
 
New for 2017: More panoramas + Android and iOS Apps + Windows® 10 compatibility + Copy complete interactive moving panoramas into PowerPoint presentations and other documents (school products only).
 

    Whiteboard teaching  -  Pupils copy images  -  VLE resource

Install the leading photo coverage of Britain at ground level on your school network, stand-alone PCs (eg laptops) and your VLE for pupil home use. All this comes on a DVD-ROM in our School Network Pack with licence & documentation.

Having seen our video:

• Download an example PowerPoint slideshow containing Eye2eye panoramas and run the slideshow to see the impact panoramas will add to your PowerPoints.
• Download our free Snowdon and Bath demos and try our full-screen 360° panoramas for yourself.
• To buy, most UK schools raise a purchase order, then use its number to order online, or post/fax the purchase order to us. Address, fax and other contact details are also on our online order form, which you can also use to order with a credit/debit card.

Other pages here cover: Product specifications and prices; How our 360° panoramas engage interest in class - and how we made them; How to copy moving panoramas into PowerPoints and other documents; How our resource works with VLEs; Ideas for projects, complete with some sample lesson plans you can download; PC needed to run the resource; Support information including frequently asked questions (FAQs).
 

Eye2eye Britain is a unique opportunity to engage the interest of pupils - especially the 65% of visual learners - in many topics for Geography, History and other subjects at both Primary and Secondary.
 

Ideal for Geography studies of localities, rivers, coast, features, settlements and points of reference, Eye2eye Britain has specially written software for exploring, plus searching by topic, location, caption or date. You select an era, such as Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Victorian, etc, and instantly explore all the main sites from that time right across mainland Britain. This makes Eye2eye Britain an important help with the History Curriculum Study Units too. Eye2eye Britain's features are an excellent match with the National Curriculum. With these and many other uses, Eye2eye Britain is a resource useful to almost any UK school.

The NEW school packs provide - both with a software upgrade and site licence to permit it - the copying of any of the wealth of photos, views from panoramas, captions and map into the work of you and your pupils. In addition, the School Network Pack also provides a fileserver setup so that you can make all your networked PCs windows onto Britain - with a clear conscience about licensing.

The breadth of material, with copying to schoolwork, has important benefits for busy teachers. With something relevant to almost any project, you can use it both for new projects - many ideas are supplied in teaching notes - and also for updating your existing lesson plans, saving your preparation time.

Order now, using our secure order form either online or for printing and posting. We also have special deals for LEA-wide purchases.
 

• "This is an excellent resource to have available... The fact that it is so easy to use makes it such a strong product. Every school would do well to invest in a copy." - conclusions of detailed independent classroom case study organised by TEEM (DfES supported).

• "Very impressive, well chosen views. Very accurate information." - Peter Tyson, Head of History, St. Bede's, Cambridge

• "A marvellous new way to see our whole country. I find it very useful for the kids' school projects." - Cherie Blair

• "For a round (coast) trip from John O'Groats to John O'Groats its not rainwear you need, but software." - The Guardian

• "Now you can take a school party on a 130,000-mile tour of Britain with no risk of losing anyone." - Times Educational Supplement