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The first part of the Clicker 4 training deals with using the ready made Grids, known as Clicker Grids for Learning., which are installed on all the networks in the authority’s primary schools. The full catalogue is available here;
The way that “users” have been set up is dealt with. A’ user’ is a collection of settings for ways Clicker 4 behaves - speech options; picture insertion; etc. It also gives a place for the grids to be housed. You can only save grids if you are logged on as ‘Our School’s Grids’
Download the documentation  here.

Clicker 4 Documentation (1) - Using The Ready Made Grids

Clicker 4 Documentation (2) - Making your own grids, Talking Books

Here is a a catalogue of freely available Clicker 4 grids. These are installed in all SBC primary schools networks. This catalogue allows you to record the grids that you find useful, so that you can find them when you need them. Believe me, you need something like that to refer to - and here it is!
Clicker List of Activities - click here

The on-screen keyboard in Clicker 4 is a very useful facility. It is particularly useful for pupils who cannot easily transfer their gaze from the screen to the keyboard. The best way to make it available in Clicker 4 is to create a new user called ‘On-Screen’ keyboard, as has been done on all SBC primary networks.
Documentation for teachers or staff working with such pupils can be found here;
www.educationict.org.uk/ictsan/docs/Clicker_4-on-screen-keyboard.pdf