Crick Software blog
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it’s time to start planning your classroom activities.
There are many reasons why Clicker 7 is a fantastic tool for supporting learners with dyslexia.
A study has recently been undertaken by Angus Council across eight of its primary schools to investigate the impact of using Clicker 7 to support writing.
Every September, Apple releases a major upgrade to the iOS software that runs on iPhones and iPads across the world.
We have recently published a group of Canadian Clicker Sets that were made in collaboration with Special Education Technology – British Columbia.
I joined Crick Software in 2005 and up until this Summer, my focus has been on working with schools in the UK. I now work with International Schools and our partners across the globe.
It’s the start of a new school year – time to get to know your new class. Younger learners can use our latest Clicker Board Set This Is Me to tell you all about themselves.
Crick Software believes in the UDL (Universal Design for Learning) framework, and we always take this into account when designing our LearningGrids resources.
As the new school year approaches, it’s a good time to audit your software licenses and consider whether they need to be moved around.
A useful way to enable children to show their understanding in science is to use Clicker Talk Sets.
At a recent training session, a teacher showed me a really interesting way that they are utilizing Clicker to support new students at their school.
Whether you are using Clicker to learn about the parts of the body or DocsPlus to write about the skeleton or Clicker Communicator to talk about the five senses, LearningGrids has something for you.
When I first began working for Crick Software last summer, I was instantly impressed with how customisable Clicker 7 is. Although used mainly in primary schools, there are so many ways to tweak Clicker 7 to suit older learners.
