Crick Software blog
Customer care meetings are a fantastic opportunity for Clicker and DocsPlus users to get expert advice during their subscription period.
In today’s connected society, being able to share files quickly and easily is important.
After working at Crick Software for over a year, I can see the impact using DocsPlus throughout my secondary education would have had in supporting my learning. I’m dyslexic, and during my exams I was entitled to have a scribe and a reader and was given extra time.
Before the summer break, I hosted a webinar with inclusion expert, Jules Daulby, that focused on engendering independence for learners with special needs.
Dictation (speech-to-text) is a helpful tool that allows learners to get their ideas onto paper quickly.
The lead-up to the start of a new school year is a great time to audit your software licenses so you don’t run into problems later.
We were recently asked about using DocsPlus to support students in Vocational Programs. With Wordbars to support structured written work and WorkSpaces to organize ideas and plan for writing, it’s certainly a great program to support your students.
Significant federal and private funds are available to school districts. Here’s what’s currently available and how you can make use of them to support your students’ needs.
Our Clicker and DocsPlus files can be shared in a number of ways. Here's how you can share your files via the cloud, email and your school network.
If you’re looking to support your students in extending and improving their writing, here are a few ways that you can use Word Banks in Clicker and Wordbars in DocsPlus to help.
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.
With the Skyle from Inclusive Technology, eye gaze users can now access all our iPad apps!
Here are just a few of the many wonderful Clicker and DocsPlus success stories we received during the last few months!
How DocsPlus can be used by struggling readers to access worksheets independently.
In the English Literature section of LearningGrids, you will find activities that provide pupils with support for writing and planning when studying a range of set texts.
