GuideGetting started with Wizzbe

Launch your Wizzbe project, step by step

Signing up, choosing your plan, installing the Media Library, getting trained and supported: everything you need to know to get off to a good start, whether you are a school, a local authority or a partner.

See the steps 2026–2027 pricing (PDF)
Getting started5 steps
  1. Portal sign-upA space for every profile
  2. Choosing a planPRO or Spécial Éduc licences
  3. Media Library installationHypervisor, server or computer
  4. Connecting devicesTablets, computers, laptops…
  5. Developing classroom useCoach, tutorials, support
Delivery within 8 daysof receipt of a valid order
The steps

Five steps to get started

From signing up to developing classroom use, here is the typical path of a Wizzbe project.

  1. 1

    Sign up to the portal

    Create your account on the Wizzbe User Portal: a dedicated space awaits you, tailored to your profile.

  2. 2

    Choose your plan

    Licences, administration portal, support: purchase the solution from the publisher or from an integrator.

  3. 3

    Install the Media Library

    On a hypervisor, a server or a computer, using the installation files available on your dashboard.

  4. 4

    Connect the devices

    Install the Wizzbe app on tablets and computers, then connect them to the nearest Media Library.

  5. 5

    Develop classroom use

    The built-in coach, tutorials, FAQ and support help teachers get started.

A dedicated space for every profile
  • Teacher
  • School
  • Technical digital lead
  • Educational digital lead
  • Local authority
  • Local authority technician
  • Integrator
  • Trainer
Sign up to the portal
2026–2027 plans

Build the package that fits your project

Licences, web services, technical support and guidance: sliding-scale prices based on volume, plus quantity discounts within a single order.

PRO · Spécial Éduc

Wizzbe licences

  • Administrator licences and Device licences
  • PRO edition (2026 version) or Spécial Éduc (2026–2027 school year)
  • Sliding-scale prices based on the number of licences
  • Upgrades by one, two or three versions
Annual subscription

Administration portal

  • Annual subscription per school
  • PRO or Spécial Éduc edition
  • Sliding-scale prices based on the number of schools
By video call

Technical support

  • Technical coaching packs: 15-minute tickets
  • Annual technical support, Initial Module (6 hours of follow-up)
  • Annual technical support, Advanced Module (3 hours of follow-up)
On site or remote

Project support

  • Project steering support (client side)
  • Delivery support (contractor side)
  • Installation and configuration

Delivery time: 8 days from receipt of a valid order.

2026–2027 pricingRequest a quote
Local authorities

Try Wizzbe with a pilot

LogoSapience offers local authorities a one-term pilot in the school of their choice.

  • One term to evaluate Wizzbe in a school
  • The school is chosen by the local authority
  • Technical and teaching support throughout the pilot
Propose a pilot
Work meeting around a laptop
Help & support

You’re never on your own

Resources and support tools to give you personalised help throughout your project.

  • Portal, FAQ and tutorials

    Technical and classroom-use tutorials, answers to frequently asked questions, and advice on setting up a digital school.

    Open the FAQ

  • The built-in coach

    Step-by-step pathways, with a detailed tutorial at each step, to develop your digital practice.

    Discover the coach

  • The Wizzbe blog

    News and examples of how schools using Wizzbe put it into practice (in French).

    Read the blog (FR)

  • Newsletters

    Subscribe to the Wizzbe newsletters from the User Portal.

    Go to the portal
  • Before your project
  • During installation
  • When you start
  • At every step
Partners

Join the Wizzbe network

Integrators, trainers, local authority technicians: a dedicated space awaits you on the Wizzbe portal.

Integrators

Include Wizzbe in your “Digital school” and “Mobile classroom” offers (mini server plus tablets or laptops).

  • Information on ordering Device licences
  • Tutorials and guides for integration and configuration
  • A dedicated space to ask the publisher your questions

Prerequisites: networking skills (router, Wi‑Fi), installing mobile apps, device imaging principles, importing CSV data.

The integrator programme

Trainers

Help teachers introduce digital practices in the classroom with Wizzbe.

  • A dedicated space on the Wizzbe portal
Become a partner

Local authority technicians

In addition to the public FAQ, there is a dedicated space for you in the Wizzbe FAQ.

  • Technical and classroom-use tutorials
  • Advice on setting up a digital school
  • Information on purchasing the solution from the publisher or integrators
The technician space
FAQ

Your questions, our answers

Answers to the questions we are asked most often before getting started.

Do you need an internet connection to use Wizzbe?
No. Wizzbe is designed to work offline: the textbooks, apps, media, exercises and files in the student’s space remain usable even if the internet or Wi‑Fi goes down.
Which devices does Wizzbe run on?
Android and Windows tablets, iPads, Windows PCs, Chromebooks, laptops and interactive whiteboards. If the school allows it, students can also use their own devices (BYOD).
Where is the Wizzbe Media Library installed?
The Media Library is installed on a hypervisor, a server or a computer, for a single mobile classroom or the whole school. It can also be hosted in the cloud. See the possible configurations.
How many licences do you need?
The Media Library needs as many licences as there are devices that can connect to it. Additional licences can be purchased from your User Portal dashboard.
Where can you buy Wizzbe, and how long does delivery take?
Directly from LogoSapience, the publisher, or from a partner integrator. Delivery takes 8 days from receipt of a valid order. View the 2026–2027 pricing.
Can you use publishers’ resources?
Yes. Your Media Library can subscribe to content made available by partners or publishers, and teachers can share resources provided by Canopé, their regional education authority or content publishers, as well as their own.
Are data and content protected?
With a school Media Library, data are centralised and stored on the school’s own Media Library: no risk of accidental loss or destruction. Shared content cannot be copied or shared without permission. Privacy policy (FR).
How do teachers learn to use Wizzbe?
Through the built-in coach, the tutorials and FAQ on the User Portal, the Wizzbe blog and, if needed, on-site or remote support services.
How can you try Wizzbe before committing?
Local authorities can run a one-term pilot, supported by LogoSapience, in the school of their choice. For any other request, contact us.
Any questions?

Ready to get started with Wizzbe?

The Wizzbe team will answer your questions and help you build the right project for your school or local authority.

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