The Classroom Performance System tops the Tablet PC and others to capture Innovation Award

BETT, the world's largest educational technology show hosting 22,000 educators
and over 500 exhibitors in London, has awarded the prestigious 2003 Innovation
Award to eInstruction's Classroom Performance System. eInstruction's partner in
the UK, Accurate PLC, submitted CPS for the competition in the fall of 2002 and the
exciting results were announced at the awards banquet on January 8th. Darren Ward, VP of Business Development, was in London to accept the award with our partners.

eInstruction is honored to receive this award and congratulates Accurate PLC for their efforts in promoting CPS. Several outstanding educators in the UK are using CPS and have hosted on-site visits by the awards committee. We thank those educators and the students that embraced this fantastic system for providing and promoting a mechanism that enables all students to actively participate in the learning process.

With the Tablet PC from Microsoft among the assemblage of nominees, the competition was strong. However, the panelists concurred that CPS was clearly the most innovative product at BETT. Everyone agreed that CPS provides an exciting and interactive environment for students while reducing the teacher workload and expanding the achievement data available to teachers, parents and administrators.
We thank the BETT awards panel for objectively evaluating CPS and are proud to have been selected to receive this prestigious award. We look forward to contributing to the achievement of students worldwide and to providing teachers with informative data. CPS supports "letting teachers teach" and eInstruction is delighted to have introduced an effective approach worldwide.