drawn from the largest language research programme in the world. It is based on the latest research of the Oxford English Corpus, which now contains over one billion words of twenty-first century English to give us the fullest, most accurate picture of the English language today.

It also shows pronunciation using the International Phonetic Alphabet and provides digital voice recordings for more than 50,000 popular words.

Download the free trial and you can later avail of the full licence for £9.99(€12.52)

Trial period is 30 days, during trial period software is fully functional.

For further information, please click here!

This world-famous dictionary offers the most authoritative description of the English language, with up-to-date coverage of over 240,000 words, phrases, and meanings, drawn from the largest language research programme in the world. It is based on the latest research of the Oxford English Corpus, which now contains over one billion words of twenty-first century English to give us the fullest, most accurate picture of the English language today.

It also shows pronunciation using the International Phonetic Alphabet and provides digital voice recordings for more than 50,000 popular words.

Download the free trial and you can later avail of the full licence for £9.99(€12.52)

Trial period is 30 days; during trial period software is fully functional.

System Requirements

• Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 XP, Vista and Windows 7.
• A PC with minimum 166MHz Pentium-class processor
• 64 MB of RAM
• 110 MB free hard disk space
• SVGA monitor, set to display high colour (64K or 16-bit colour)
• Windows-compatible 16-bit sound card
• Internet connection (for Purchase)

How to buy:

• Click on Trial button to download the program;
• Install on your PC;
• After 30 day trial, or before, click on the Buy button to purchase the Concise Oxford English Dictionary

NOTE: License is not transferable. You can only use the license code on the computer from where you originally purchased the code.

The following specifications apply:

 Capacity:  2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB
Data Retention:  Over 10 years
Read Speed:  12 MB/s
Write Speed:  6 MB/s
Colour:  Black & Silver

Capacity:  2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB
Data Retention:  Over 10 years
Read Speed:  5MB/s
Write Speed:  3MB/s
Colour:  Black & Silver

Capacity:  4GB / 8GB / 16GB
Data Retention:  Up to 10 years
Read Speed:  12 MB/sec(Max)
Write Speed:  4 MB/sec(Max)
Colour:  Silver

Capacity: 4GB / 8GB / 16GB
Data Retention: Up to 10 years
Read Speed: 15MB/sec(Max)
Write Speed: 6MB/sec(Max)
Colour: Black

In order to retrieve your files, please send your device to Clever-Stuff Ltd at the address below.  On receiving your device, we will ascertain if the files can be retrieved. 
This initial examination is completed free of charge. 
We will then update you on the estimated cost of the data retrieval.  Please see price guide below for further details.

Please send your device to the following address with a brief fault description:
Luke Noonan
Clever-Stuff Ltd – Data Recovery
24 Scrubs Lane,
London,
NW10 6RA

Price guide according to seriousness of failure:

If you require EXPRESS or EMERGENCY recovery, please detail this in an email to our technical team.
Categories are based on the level of damage to the device and how difficult it is to retrieve lost data.
All prices are estimates only and based sight unseen on your device. All prices are based on a single chip device of average capacity of 1GB.  VAT applies to UK sales; other taxes may apply to International cases.

We accept the following methods of payment:
Cheque  :  Bank Transfer  :  PayPal

• record sound and video images
• be simple to use
• instantly playback without the need to rewind/fast forward
• allow video images to be saved to file or played directly onto a larger screen from the unit (TV screen or PC monitor)
• be low cost so that students can be given free access to use the units
• playback in slow motion to allow analysis of activities

We have developed the “Evaluator” with the assistance of both Jason Trevarthen and Stuart Taylor who have wide ranging experience working with video imagery in the education sector. From this there came a realisation that a simple, low cost, option should be readily available. An easy to use, hand held unit would have a greater impact and also empower students rather than the teacher taking charge of equipment due to cost issues. That’s where we stepped in to help with the development on the “Evaluator”.

Most curriculum areas and learning styles can benefit from the “Evaluator”, some examples of possible use:

• Assessment for learning – students recording own work and reviewing, reflection of progress
• Physical Education- recording movement and refinement
• Student Council/ Student Voice –view points of students
• Technology – recording safety demonstrations and noting key points, reviewing coursework
• Foreign Language – use of language, expression
• Music/ Drama/ Media- performance improvement, examination recording
• History – role play
• Geography – field work recording
• English- discussion, poetry, performance, communication
• Simple moderation and presentations for coursework
• HEI Initial teacher training – modelling elements of lesson

“The “Evaluator” has the potential to impact on every child through its simplistic effectiveness. Pupils progress is greatly enhanced as students embrace the technology. Ownership of learning, increased confidence, improved motivation levels, positive behaviour and ultimately higher achievement and standards reflect the positive impact this device could have as a tool for education!” Jason Trevarthen – Paignton Community Sports College

Stuart Taylor is a Lecturer of Coach and Physical Education at UCP Marjon, Plymouth where he works with ITT Physical Education students.  Stuart is also editor of Sport IQ Publications, a company specialising in interactive teaching resources. He has recently contributed to a new book, Improving Teaching and Learning in Physical Education specifically focusing on ICT within the curriculum.

Jason Trevarthen is Director of Specialism and Assistant Principal at Paignton Community Sports College. He is a Professional tutor and been involved in various ICT related projects aimed at Whole College/School impact on standards. Jason is also the pioneer behind the development of “Sound Assist” – an Audio assisted teacher training product, as featured in the Guardian, TES and Teachers TV.

Although similiar in specifications to the Busbi video, the new Evaluator unit will also have a slow-motion feature. 

Technical Specification
Display: 2.0 inch TFT
Memory: External: SD/MMC card slot (max 2GB) 1GB SD included
Dimensions: 106mm(L) × 62mm(W) × 33mm(H)
Weight: 72g (without battery)
Image Sensor: VGA 640×480 (300k pixels)
Video Resolution:QVGA 320×240 pixels
Video frame rate: Up to 30 fps
File format: AVI
Slow-Motion feature: playback at half normal speed.
Power Source: 2 × AA batteries (included)
Battery life: 60 minutes recording or 70 minutes playback
Interface: USB 1.1
OSD Language: English
Power Control: Auto Power Off, Manual Off
Exposure: Auto
White Balance: Auto
Lens: fixed
Warranty: 2 years manufactures’ warranty
Operating System: Windows: Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista

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This driver also installs Jockey software to help organise your music tracks on the player and includes the firmware upgrade. You will need to install this on Windows ME, 2000 and XP to avail of the Jockey software.

The driver is in ZIP format. You will need a program called WinZip to extract the files before installing the driver. Download driver file to your computer and extract the files to a folder. Once the files are extracted double click on Setup.exe to install.

Download the Driver/Firmware

Vista notice: this MP3 player is not compatible with the Windows Vista operating system.

The driver is in ZIP format. You will need a program called WinZip to extract the files before installing the driver.

The driver is for busbi max 8GB and 12GB only.

Download the busbi Max Driver