 Motivate reluctant workers  Aid ability to work  Support Independence  Activities at their level.

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 Motivate reluctant workers  Aid ability to work  Support Independence  Activities at their level

Things to think about  Why do you want to use ICT to support the child and for what purpose? E.g. to finish written work quicker, all other solutions have failed.  What is working well for the pupil?  What is not working so well?  What are the needs you wish to target?  Why is the pupil having problems?

IWB allows you to:  Change the background colour  Change the text font  Change the size  Interactive – child can have a go Multimedia:  Bright – catches attention  Engaging – catches attention  Interactive - child can have a go

 Smartboard Technologies offer a number of games and resources to use on the interactive whiteboard at   The SWGfL offers access to a number of multimedia websites, free for our school as part of the South West Grid.   Here is a list of other websites that may be of use:        TVvideos TVvideos

specialist word-processing software package  allows teachers and TAs to create word-banks and sentence grids to support writing.  quick to create grids form websites or documents without the need to insert every word.  See Clicker Website clicker/home.aspx clicker/home.aspx

Similar to clicker Packages include:  Write  Paint  Turtle  Chart  Pictograms  Animate  Mix

 3 in 1 cameras  Easi-speak microphones  Recordable Whiteboards  Video cameras  Tablets

 Predictive Software  Text to speech  Screen magnification  Change of colours (background and text)  Change of text  Change of text font

 2Publish – publishing (leaflets etc)  2Create a Story – Multimedia presentation software similar to Power-point but simpler  2DIY – A useful selection of tools to create different things (good for children to use and for resource making)  2Infant Video Toolkit – similar to the J2E software available through Merlin

 Mathletics  Spellodrome  Bug Club (online reading)  Oxford Learning Tree – (free reading and maths ebooks )  Kent Trust Web SEN ICT - ult.cfm?sectionid=1 (useful information on how ICT can support specific areas of SEN need and resources) ult.cfm?sectionid=1