Making it accessible
One of my goals this year was to have a really useful and accessible site for my colleagues, students and families to use. I wanted to have resources on my site that would inspire a lesson or meet a need. Planning that was digital so that if children changed groups it was easy to slot them in and continue their learning. I used an online site that allowed me to create simple and effective buttons so that my links were clear. I have been using Lockdown time to create a more user friendly site!
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