Blackburn-based educational technology specialist Learning by Questions has appointed the experienced Sir Kevan Collins as executive vice chairman.
LbQ, which is funded and owned by the Bowland Charitable Trust, is led by Tony Cann who founded Promethean.
It is a cloud-based educational classroom tool and app that promises to save teachers time and increase their efficiency by highlighting which pupils need their help and which concepts need teaching during lessons.
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