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Climate Action Tracker Website

Phil Posted by Phil, 08th December 2011
Climate Action Tracker

Gooii are proud to have developed and launched the 'Climate Action Tracker' website, to coincide with the 'UN Climate Change Conference' being held in Durban during November/December 2011.

The site is an independent science-based assessment, which tracks the emission commitments and actions of UN countries. Providing up-to-date assessment of individual national pledges, the website is designed to help users reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

To view the website please visit: climateactiontracker.org

Posted in: portfolio | client: Climate Action Tracker Partners

Fab-Phonics iPad App Review from A4CWSN Australia

Phil Posted by Phil, 28th November 2011
Apps for Children with Special Needs (A4CWSPN) Logo

'Apps for Children with Special Needs', or 'A4CWSN' as they are often better known, are a community committed to providing parents and educators with more information about Apps for the iPad and other such devices, that can benefit children with special needs in the home and school environment. Veronika Walshe is an administrator for the A4CWSN Australia Facebook page and here’s what she had to say about The ‘Fab-Phonics’ series of apps:

“Up, Up and Away is a wonderful app, I use it daily. This is the first one I brought and I brought the others soon after. My child just loves it, and there is a bit of humour in it as well - which always gets a laugh. This is just a great app. If your child is learning CVC words, really consider buying this and the others in the series.

...Please keep up the great work with these apps, they are really making a difference to our children's lives.”

Many thanks to Veronika for her kind words. Please click here view the A4CWSN Australia Facebook page or to download the Fab-Phonics Apps please visit the iTunes store.

Posted in: news

BETT Award Website Finalist 2012

Phil Posted by Phil, 10th November 2011
BETT Show 2012 Logo

We are very proud to annouce that the National Education Network & E2BN's 'Gallery' website has been short listed for a 2012 BETT Award. The site, designed and programmed by Gooii Nottingham, has been selected in the 'Digital Collections and Resource Banks' category, with the winners to be announced January 2012.

To view the site visit: gallery.nen.gov.uk

Posted in: news

The Fab-Phonics 'Up, Up and Away', 'Where's Whatsit' and 'Space Blasters' Apps for iPhone and iPad

Phil Posted by Phil, 10th November 2011
The Fab-Phonics iPhone and iPad Apps - Up, Up and Away, Space Blasters and Where's Whatsit

The Fab-Phonics iPhone and iPad apps are going from strength to strength, with 3 more exciting releases. The new apps see our team of superheroes flying, changing into different objects and venturing into outer space.

Designed to help teach young children to read by building fluency in reading and spelling simple three-letter, consonant-vowel-consonant words, the Fab-Phonics apps are proving a big hit with children, parents and teachers alike.

To download the apps please visit the following links:

'Up, Up and Away' for iPhone and iPad
'Where's Whatsit' for iPhone and iPad
'Space Blasters' for iPhone and iPad

More apps coming soon!

Posted in: portfolio | client: Gooii Interactive

Search The Hidden Collections Website

Phil Posted by Phil, 10th November 2011
UMIS - Search The Hidden Collections Homepage

Scottish universities hold a high proportion of Scotland’s nationally important collections – more than 1.8 million items. The Revealing the Hidden Collections website gives information about all the material through almost 2000 detailed descriptions of collections and an increasing number of records of individual items and collections, making available all records through a single search maintained by the Culture Grid.

The website was designed and programmed by Gooii Nottingham and can be viewed at: umissearch.org.uk

Posted in: portfolio | client: UMIS

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