During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Kyle Odierno from Crick Software showed us Clicker which is a literacy tool and child-friendly word processor designed to support primary-level learners, particularly those with dyslexia, special education needs, or English as a second language (EAL).
Check it out here:
Does Clicker integrate with other classroom platforms (like Google Classroom or Cool Games tablets), and how customizable is it for different learning levels or specific needs like dyslexia vs. EAL?
Hi Dylan – yes Clicker can be used with Google Classroom, and it’s very customizable – you can change the font style, colour and size, use high-contrast colour combinations, add picture support, change the speed of the speech feedback and the level of word prediction, and provide different levels of scaffolding (from guided order sentence building to speech-supported word banks and writing frames) depending on where a child is on their literacy journey. It’s also switch and eye gaze accessible. There are also on-demand webinars on the Crick Software website specifically focussed on how the software can be used to support dyslexic and EAL learners.
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