Click to view file - Wide Open

Winner of SEMERC category from Three Ways School, Bath NES

Click to view file - Wide Open

Winner of SEMERC category from Three Ways School, Bath NES

Click to view file - Brief Encounters

Shortlisted film for SEMERC Special category from Willows Special School, Rotherham

Click to view file - Brief Encounters

Shortlisted film for SEMERC Special category from Willows Special School, Rotherham

Click to view file - Dewi & Dai the Dragon/Gynfor to the Rescue

Shortlisted film for SEMERC Special category, from Portfiled Special School, Pembrokeshire

Click to view file - Dewi & Dai the Dragon/Gynfor to the Rescue

Shortlisted film for SEMERC Special category, from Portfiled Special School, Pembrokeshire

Click to view file - ReacTickles for SMART Table

Developed as part of a research project at the University of Wales Institute Cardiff, ReacTickles provides an engaging and accessible computer environment for spontaneous imaginative play and learning. ReacTickles provides a series of interactive Tickles through which pupils with autistic spectrum conditions and other special learning requirements are encouraged to use technology. In the original version pupils can develop mouse, keyboard, whiteboard, switch and screen skills whilst being encouraged to communicate, to use fine motor skills and to work together. SMERC and the University of Wales Institute Cardiff have together developed a new version for the SMART Table embracing the multi touch and collaborative opportunities. The software also works well within mainstream early years settings enabling very young children to interact and learn to communicate as individuals and within small groups.

Click to view file - ReacTickles for SMART Table

Developed as part of a research project at the University of Wales Institute Cardiff, ReacTickles provides an engaging and accessible computer environment for spontaneous imaginative play and learning. ReacTickles provides a series of interactive Tickles through which pupils with autistic spectrum conditions and other special learning requirements are encouraged to use technology. In the original version pupils can develop mouse, keyboard, whiteboard, switch and screen skills whilst being encouraged to communicate, to use fine motor skills and to work together. SMERC and the University of Wales Institute Cardiff have together developed a new version for the SMART Table embracing the multi touch and collaborative opportunities. The software also works well within mainstream early years settings enabling very young children to interact and learn to communicate as individuals and within small groups.

Click to view file - Cyberbullying

Shortlisted film for SEMERC special category from Cambridge Park Maths and Computing College

Click to view file - Cyberbullying

Shortlisted film for SEMERC special category from Cambridge Park Maths and Computing College