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Black History Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the heritage, accomplishments, and culture of African Americans throughout history. Clicker 7 and the Clicker Apps for iPad and Chromebook can help you teach your students about some of the icons in Black History, as well as their roles in the Civil Rights Movement and their bravery in the fight for equality.

Licensing Chromebook Apps
Ben explains the purchasing and licensing options available with our Clicker Apps for Chromebook, for individual users and for all of the users in an entire school.

Neil returns from ATIA with some fantastic feedback after officially announcing Clicker Communicator for the Chromebook!

Get your students ready to start writing stories with our Clicker planning resources available on LearningGrids.

Closing the gap in writing achievement
Jules Daulby looks at methods to support student writing that reflects their true selves.

Following on from the success of Clicker 7 in 2018, DocsPlus has won the Special Educational Needs Solutions Award at Bett 2019!

Using Clicker 7 outside of the traditional classroom to enhance students' learning and understanding of their local environment.

Our International Business Manager, Phil Hackett, shares some videos for a quick peek at Clicker 7 Arabic.

I have created a short video to show how the Build a Snowman Sequencing set can be extended to support instruction writing, making use of the great features in Clicker Board.

The Dunnottar School and Vocational Centre in Castries caters to over one hundred special education students. For the past six years, Kate McKay has been volunteering a month at a time at the school, as well as helping to raise funds for them. In a first for the Caribbean, Kate introduced Clicker 7 to one of their classrooms and it has made an immense difference to the students’ writing and self-esteem.

Mada Assistive Technology Center officially launched Clicker 7 Arabic at an event on the 7th of November 2018.

As we move towards a greater understanding of the effects that anxiety can have on our physiological, psychological, and social well-being, we see that many of the "difficult" behaviors experienced in a busy classroom can have the same origin.