Software Educational Software FAQ Answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the use of software in education can be found here. The Curriculum Software Initiative is designed to support the development of appropriate software and online content for the revised National Curriculum. This searchable database contains information about thousands of educational packages targeted at the pre-school to FE market. This searchable database contains reviews of hundreds of educational packages evaluated by teachers and school librarians. Here you will find practical examples of how ICT can support all learners in an inclusive way.
Areas covered include multisensory environments and supporting able pupils.
ICT Enabling Access to the Curriculum Here you will find case studies involving the use of access technology, examples of how switches can be used for communication and resources designed to help schools to make an inventory of their software. These cover ICT use with learners who have special educational needs such as emotional and behavioural difficulties, speech and language difficulties, dyslexia, physical disabilities and visual impairment. These pages draw together technical information, examples of practice and findings from research to help with the integration of ICT use in the classroom to support whole class teaching. These cover ICT-specific topics such as NGfL Managed Services, locally managed internet connections, intranets, large screen computer displays, video conferencing, recycled and refurbished computers and digital television. These give an ICT slant on topics not directly related to ICT, for example careers guidance, copyright and health and safety.