I subscribe to Sharing Good Practice from ictopus – which is always a fantastic source of inspiration. Thanks to Howard Lovell’s article in the current edition for this resource.
Poisson Rouge is a really high quality (and non-age-specific) site. Used alongside Basicmouse it will fit really well into the SLD curriculum. There is almost no text [...]
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Thanks to Dan Warner at the Haringey PDC for this compilation of free Art software. Some of it looks really interesting – and it is all relevant to SEN and primary learners.
In particular – Pivot is a lovely introduction to animation where children can animate a small stick figure. It will fit very nicely into this terms [...]
I saw this link to useful advice on using access technologies with SLD students (as seen on Wiltshire SEN ICT Nuggets).
I hope you all had an enjoyable summer. Welcome back!
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I ran the text from our newsletter through wordle. It’s fantastic – and quite beautiful! I must show this to our literacy coordinator! I can see lots of applications in the classroom…
*EDIT* I just ran our recent OFSTED Report through Wordle – it’s so interesting!
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1) 10ways. Looks great on an IWB. A mash-up doing brilliant things with the Getty Image library. My personal favourite is information. I have used it the younger and less able ASD children – who love it. It looks fantastic on an IWB – and works well as a mouse skills exercise, as a calming [...]
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