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Our new DocsPlus Universal licensing system makes it easier than ever for you to provide your students with the reading and writing support they need.
I’m excited to share this video of Jane, who used Clicker to write about her future ambitions!
Andrew Simpson reviews Clicker 8 for Access: technology north
Elaine Scougal shared with us a fantastic video of her twin boys using Clicker Sentences to write on their own for the first time!
I'm excited to share this video of an inspirational young lady who used Clicker to unlock her writing talent!
We spoke to Cheryl Gaughan about how Clicker is helping to improve enthusiasm for literacy at her school and is also giving their students a voice.
The National Literacy Trust’s latest study, focusing on teachers’ use of technology to support literacy in the classroom, has been published and proves to be a fascinating read.
We’ve seen some fantastic examples of Clicker and the Clicker Apps being used over the last few months on social media, and want to share them with you!
Clicker Communicator meets the Chromebook!
Returning from ATIA with some fantastic feedback after officially announcing Clicker Communicator for the Chromebook!
Jules Daulby looks at methods to support student writing that reflects their true selves.
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.
Victoria Crivelli, who has been a specialist Dyslexia teacher for over 30 years, explores the support our new writing tool for middle and high schools, DocsPlus, offers learners with dyslexia:
Recently, June Howard (Teaching Assistant at Hyde School) sent us a message to share how Clicker has made a world of difference to an eighth grade student she works with...
With school budgets often stretched thin, finding the funding to purchase special education software can be challenging. But grants can make it possible—if you know where to look.
At Great Barr Primary School, students with cerebral palsy have been using Clicker 7 to become more independent writers. Special Education Coordinator, Sarah Haywood, shared with us the impact the program has had on her learners...
