What
are Electronic Learning Credits (ELCs)? Electronic
Learning Credits, or ELCs, are pools of money set aside
by the UK Government for UK Schools to spend on Multimedia
products.
The money is distributed from central Government via Local
Education Authorities (LEAs) to individual schools, which
decide how to spend it. Every
school has an appointed ELC budget-holder holder (eg;
your head, head of department, Bursar or ICT coordinator).
All teachers are invited to recommend resources for
purchase.
For a full list of approved UK Curriculum
Online retailers and products please visit www.curriculumonline.gov.uk
Can I purchase Schools SiteMaker
using ELCs?
Schools SiteMaker is owned and operated
by SiteMaker Software Ltd, who has been accepted as an approved
UK Curriculum Online retailer.
In addition, Schools SiteMaker is registered
as a UK Curriculum Online approved product which means
you can purchase it directly from SiteMaker Software Ltd using
Electronic Learning Credits (ELCs).
For more details about how to purchase
Schools SiteMaker, please see our ‘Schools
– How to buy’ section.
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