Wizzbe is a digital school solution that goes beyond technology: a Media Library that simplifies digital practices, works on every device and comes with a proven methodology.

Smooth performance, continuity, security, support: everything that makes Wizzbe the solution for developing digital practices in schools.
Wizzbe technology allows completely smooth use of multimedia resources, whatever the number of connected students. Content loads transparently and silently for students.
Wizzbe is designed to work offline: textbooks, apps, media, exercises and student files remain usable if the internet or Wi‑Fi goes down.
Two groups of 30 students can work on the same video at the same time, even in a school without a fibre connection. Once resources are synchronised, the school saves bandwidth.
Desktops, laptops, interactive whiteboards, Android, Windows or iPad tablets, and even students’ own devices (BYOD): Wizzbe adapts to your existing equipment, even when it is mixed.
A few seconds are enough to distribute resources to a class, a group or a student. Students’ work comes back automatically, ready to be assessed.
With the school Media Library, data is stored on the school’s server: no risk of accidental loss or destruction. Distributed content cannot be copied without permission.
From the first mobile classroom to all of the school’s equipment. Data connectors make it possible to interact with existing systems: digital learning environments (ENT), document and exercise banks…
From defining the project to rolling it out in schools: steering, technical assistance, developing digital practices. Tutorials, FAQ and a built-in coach complete the support.
A significant increase in use across all devices: tablets, desktop PCs, laptops…
Students and teachers enjoy more multimedia activities, with increased use of video and audio.
Better use of the ENT and of the document and exercise banks already in use.
Indicators to offer everyone digital practices suited to their context.

Teachers, students, digital leads, local authorities: everyone gains in simplicity, time and peace of mind.
Wizzbe lets me offer my Year 5 pupils simple activities such as “filming themselves reciting a poem” or answering questions in writing. I receive their work immediately, sorted by date, by class or even by name.
What’s interesting is that each student works at their own pace and sends me their work when it’s ready. If they haven’t finished, they can carry on using a computer in the school library or during the next lesson.
LogoSapience, the publisher of Wizzbe, has been developing solutions for the digital school since 1999. Its team, based in Saint-Jean-de-Linières near Angers, designs Wizzbe in cooperation with many schools.
LogoSapience’s language laboratory software.
Classroom management solutions.
The solution for the digital school.
Implemented in several departments, regions and large metropolitan areas.
Every day, the Wizzbe team creates new features to meet teachers’ needs.
Answers to the questions most often asked by teachers, school leaders and local authorities.
Because Wizzbe combines smooth lessons without slowdowns, digital learning even without internet, preserved bandwidth, support for every device, protected data and content, an open and scalable solution, and end-to-end support based on a method in use since 2015. Discover all the features.
Yes. Wizzbe is designed to work offline: textbooks, apps, media, exercises and student files remain usable if the internet or Wi‑Fi goes down.
No. Two groups of 30 students can work on the same video at the same time, even in a school without a fibre connection. Once resources are synchronised, the school saves bandwidth.
Yes. Desktops, laptops, interactive whiteboards, Android, Windows or iPad tablets, and even students’ own devices (BYOD): Wizzbe adapts to your existing equipment, even when it is mixed, from the first mobile classroom to all of the school’s devices.
With the school Media Library, data is stored on the school’s server: no risk of accidental loss or destruction. Distributed content cannot be copied without permission.
Yes. Data connectors make it possible to interact with existing systems: digital learning environments (ENT), document and exercise banks… Schools report better use of the ENT and of the resources they already use.
A significant increase in digital practices across all devices, more multimedia activities in class with increased use of video and audio, resources put to better use, and indicators to offer everyone digital practices suited to their context.
LogoSapience, an EdTech publisher since 1999, whose team is based in Saint-Jean-de-Linières near Angers, France. Wizzbe is designed and developed in France, in cooperation with many primary, middle and high schools.
School or local authority, let’s work together on the support that suits your digital school project.