Crick Software blog
How can Clicker help some of our youngest writers to accurately portray their understanding in the core subjects?
Before the end of the academic year, we spoke with Helen Pearce and Gabrielle Deed from the Learning Pathways Academy Trust in the UK to hear how Clicker has impacted their teaching and learning.
What will you be doing this Halloween – carving pumpkins, making costumes, trick-or-treating? Be sure to add reading and writing with Clicker to that list!
The team has been hard at work updating our software and apps and I’m pleased to announce that we have just released new versions of Clicker, Clicker Writer, and Clicker Books.
We’re excited to share that our new training resources - tutorials on saving, sharing, and printing Clicker files – are now live on our website!
Number tiles offer a multisensory approach to learning mathematical concepts. The new Number Tiles resources on LearningGrids complement the use of practical apparatus and can enhance your learners' early number and calculating skills.
Recently, we have been speaking with schools to find out how they are using Clicker in a school-wide approach to learning support.
Anchor charts can be a valuable tool to support learning in the classroom. They are used to capture and reinforce important information from a lesson.
This quarter we have a packed agenda of training webinars to support you in using Clicker and DocsPlus effectively.
In a recent conversation with a school, science came up as a subject that teachers were keen to discuss. Particularly how students of differing reading/writing abilities can successfully discuss and record the same science investigation.
If you’ve just purchased Clicker or DocsPlus and need some help getting the software onto your devices, our new step-by-step videos will have you up and running in no time!
We recently ran a webinar focusing on using Clicker to support students writing their own stories. I’ve gathered some of the ideas and resources we shared here.
A lot of the time, we can forget the most important part of the lesson: reflection.
For a lot of children, summer vacation means a break from the stresses of school. But a change to the normal routine can bring other challenges for many children. Clicker is a good tool to use to check in with a child to see how they are doing.
How do you collect your students’ prior knowledge?
