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December 1999 (2)
Crick launches Clicker 4

BETT 2000, Kensington, Olympia, London

Crick Software has included internet support in the latest version of Clicker, to be launched at BETT 2000.

Children in thousands of schools already use Clicker to write with whole words and pictures. New Internet and multimedia features open up even more exciting activities.

Clicker Writer, the word processor part of the program, has been totally re-written with html as the native format. This means you can publish any documents written with Clicker 4 directly onto the web. There have been many other enhancements to Clicker Writer, including a talking pictorial spell checker.

Enhanced multimedia features enable users to easily create talking books that can include videos and multiple text boxes. This means that teachers can provide reading material directly linked to writing tasks.

"We're always thinking about the needs of teachers and children in the classroom," said John Crick, Director. "So as well as being considerably more powerful, Clicker 4 is even easier to use than previous versions. For example, new grids can now be created instantly from a set of templates."

Clicker is supported by Clicker Grids for Learning, a growing range of free resources available free at Crick's website - www.cricksoft.com. A new range of resource packs using Clicker 4's powerful new features is also due for imminent release.
Clicker 4 is priced at £90 for a single user, plus £12 for each additional user licence. Switch access is included. An upgrade price for existing Clicker users will be announced at BETT.

Further Information: John Crick at Crick Software Email: john@cricksoft.com
Press Contact: Ruth Hamson Tel: 01604 671691 Fax: 01604 671692 Email ruth@cricksoft.com
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