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Learning PlatformsThe LGfL currently offers two learning platforms as detailed below. LGfL is concerned to supportschools in realising the government’s target of all schools making use of a full managed learningenvironment by 2010, and in conformity with this aim the LGfL DB Education service will bediscontinued in July 2010. LGfL has provided a three year ‘overlap’ period (July 2007- July 2010)to allow schools to migrate to the new London Managed Learning Environment, powered byFronter.Guidance on migration from DB to the London MLE is available at www.help.lgfl.net under‘support documents’.Digitalbrain (DB Education)ReferenceServiceBrief DescriptionPackageThis LGfL ServiceDBDBThe original LGfL Virtual Learning EnvironmentLA pooled fundsis supported by DB EducationIn 2001, LGfL procured the ‘LGfL Portal’ service from DB Education, on an annual managedservice basis.The DB Education service is a virtual learning environment which permits a log-in for any Londonteacher or pupil, and provides access to a personal 100Mb on-line ‘space’, editing and authoringtools which can be used to create a personal or school website or on-line community, and alsoprovides authentication for access to LGfL Premium Content.This service will be discontinued with effect from 31 st July 2010.23
London MLE (Powered by Fronter)ReferenceServiceBrief DescriptionPackageThis LGfL ServiceLondon MLEManaged Learning EnvironmentThe regionally adopted Managed Learning Environment whichallows schools to meet government targets for providing pupils witha platform for learning and parents with up-to-date information.Separate per school set-up and annual feeis supported by FronterA consultation in 2006 led to a clear consensus for London LAs to challenge industry for thesupply of a new MLE for London schools. The clear business case for a regional approach toproviding a learning platform is based on an established track record of collaboration synergiesand excellent value for money, as well as the significance of the Capital having one of the highestlevels of pupil mobility between schools in Europe.The LGfL London MLE service is purchased through LGfL on a school-by-school basis, for setfees, based on school size.The current fee structure for the London MLE is:Primary SchoolsSet-Up Annual1 - 150 Students and staff £1,250 £1,000151 - 300 Students and staff £1,750 £1,750301 - 500 Students and staff £2,250 £2,250501+ Students and staff £2,500 £2,500Discount on set-up if no MIS integration -£500Secondary SchoolsSet-UpAnnual1 - 250 students and staff £2,000 £2,000251 - 750 students and staff £3,500 £5,000751 - 1250 students and staff £4,500 £6,0001251+ students and staff £5,000 £7,000Full details of the London MLE service description are available at www.londonmle.net24
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