
Clicker is a program devoted to enhance students’ reading and writing skills. It is an interesting tool for teachers who want to integrate multimedia resources into their classes. The program allows you to read and copy texts, view images, play videos and listen to synthesized speech, which will read out loud the text displayed on the screen, highlighting the words as they are spoken.
The teacher can prepare exercises (called grids) that include pop-ups, which can contain pictures or words, and which can be used to match words and pictures, label activities, or give additional information on a subject. The grids can be later modified, printed, or saved. You can add or delete elements, correct inputs or build new phrases or questions.
You can use the evaluation version of Clicker for thirty days. You will have to register your evaluation version on-line in order to be able to use it. This version does not allow you to save or print Clicker Writer Documents, and it does not include the Sassoon font, either. However, it will allow you to save your grids.
v5.28.3716.24731 [Apr 28, 2008]
New cleaner, modern, sophisticated look with curved cells, mouse pointer reactions, and patterned backgrounds
Almost human speech
Words are highlighted as they are spoken
New picture library with modern graphics
Pop-up grids make it easy to add text and pictures to talking books and open up a new world of possible activities, such as picture labeling
Force the order in which cells are selected
Integration with our LearningGrids website to make it easy to find online resources within Clicker
New Edit/Run Modes protect your grids from accidental editing and make it easier to create and edit grids
A single Clicker 5 file contains an entire set of grids, templates, graphics, sounds, and video - making it easy to search, manage, and share your resources
You can save preferences with the Grid Set
Faster movement between grids
Improvements to Clicker Explorer enable you to create sequences easily and modify all grids that use the same template
Supports a range of multimedia file formats including MP3 and MPEG, enabling you to create stimulating materials using resources from the Internet.