WidgitOnline – new Online Symbol processor – and much more!

My good friends at Widgit Software have released this brand new product which replaces Symwriter Online. This is a cloud-based symbol processing and making tool for different teaching aids:-

“Widgit have launched a new online service called ‘Widgit Online’. Symwriter Online has been incorporated into the new service.

*** You can now make flashcards, timetables, games and a lot more using the simple grid templates
*** Technical headaches will no longer happen because no software installation is needed and you can access your account from anywhere with an Internet connection
*** Save, share and print your symbol resources with colleagues with a group account

You can find more information about it here:

www.widgit.com/products/widgit-online

We have reprinted our catalogue to reflect the new online service. If you would like a copy, please get in touch and I will gladly send some out to you.”

Testimonies

“Accessibility Smyles continues to serve up timely information about the latest and best technology for individuals with unique needs. Always pleased to receive these helpful resources with related links. I share them with parents, educators and others who serve the many with reading and learning challenges. (Thank you, Myles!)” – Jean

“I’ve known Myles for many years, he’s my go-to expert for all this Accessibility, so much so that he’s our resident expert at Anderton Tiger Radio. Whenever we feature this topic he’s always there with excellent advice and guidance, in fact you can listen to him again here from our January radio show https://www.buzzsprout.com/695014/2586430-myles-pilling-talks-about-technologies-for-send-that-have-caught-his-eye-at-bett-2020 Highly recommended, Myles is most definitely one of the top 5 experts in his field in the UK” – Russell Prue, Anderson Tiger

“After one of your recent training sessions, I visited your Techsavvy session and discovered the virtual tour guides. A a result my husband and I enjoyed a splendid trip to Edinburgh. A city I have avoided for a number of years due to its challenges for a wheelchair user due to its very steep streets and cobbles. I think the sessions you have posted are really good and I hoped you would be happy if I suggested these to clients, I am assisting in my volunteering journey. I am also liaising with a local charity who are trying to encourage their older members and I think they too could benefit from your regular hints and tips so would like to suggest they pass on the Techsavvy links. You really are an inspiration.” –

Heather Sneddon

South West Scotland Coordinator , AbilityNet