InPrint 3

When you open InPrint 3 you will be presented with the launcher screen. From here you have access to a number of resources and options.

InPrint 3 comes with a wide variety of ready-made templates you can use as starting points for your resources. To access the templates, select the Templates option from the launcher or File Tab.

Widgit produce a wide range of symbol-supported materials available from our website. InPrint 3 comes with a number of pre-installed example files that you can print out or customise.

InPrint3 comes with over 15,000 Widgit Symbols to allow you create a wide variety of symbol supported documents. Write in symbols, write in text and illustrate text with symbols.

When you type in symbols, Widgit's 'smart symboliser' analyses the parts of speech in the sentences and picks the correct symbol accordingly.

The Symbol Chooser displays the available symbols for words and phrases as you type and allows you to select an alternative as well as set your defaults.

InPrint 3 has a pictorial spellchecker. This feature can assist with symbol suggestions to help understand the meaning of words and help the correction process.

You can use tables in your InPrint 3 documents to help with the layout of your content. Flashcards, labels, vocabulary grids, timetables, and much more can be created by adding a table from the Create toolbar.

After creating a table there are a number of styling options you can apply to change its appearance.

Presentation Export allows you to export documents created in InPrint 3 as slideshow presentations. These presentations can be opened with Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, and other presentation software.

Join ex-senior teacher, SENCO and education specialist, Sue White for an in-depth look at the InPrint 3 Presentation Export feature

In this video, we explain how to turn your existing InPrint 3 resources into presentations using the Presentation Export Feature.