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What inklui is, in words you can copy as they are, the facts you can cite, how the name is written and the logos to download.

Created by Maider García Llorente, primary, special education (PT) and English teacher · Reviewed on

What inklui is, in three lengths

You may copy any of them.

One lineinklui is a free website, with no sign-up or ads, offering inclusive education tools and resources for families and teachers.
One paragraphinklui is a free website about inclusive education. It brings together tools that run in the browser, a library of books and resources, and printable materials, organised by educational profile for families and teachers. It asks for no sign-up, carries no advertising and uses no cookies of its own. It is available in Spanish, Basque and English, although not all content exists in all three. It is written and maintained by one person.
About 120 wordsinklui is a free website about inclusive education for families and teachers. It organises its content by educational profile (currently 11 profiles) and offers it with no sign-up, no advertising and no cookies of its own. It includes 59 tools that run in the browser, a library of 337 books and 345 linked resources, 63 printable downloads and 15 articles. Tools with a scientific basis cite their source. The site is available in Spanish, Basque and English, although not all content exists in all three languages. inklui does not diagnose or replace professionals: it is an educational support resource. It is written and maintained by one person, Maider García Llorente, a special education (PT) teacher. Today it is a personal project, with no legal entity behind it.

Key facts

Counted on 19 October 2026. The source of each figure, and what we do not count, are on the numbers page.

inklui figures with their date
FactFigureDate
interactive tools59
books in the library337
linked external resources345
educational profiles11
languages on the site3
downloadable materials63
articles in the repository15
organisations in “Out of school”50

See the figures with their source and how they are calculated

How to write the name

The name is always lower case, including at the start of a sentence. If that looks odd, rephrase so the sentence does not start with the name.

Examples of correct and incorrect use of the name
WriteDo not write
inkluiINKLUI, Inklui, InKlui
The inklui website is free.INKLUI is free.
On inklui there are 59 tools.On Inklui there are 59 tools.

Who writes it

inklui is written and maintained by one person: Maider García Llorente, a teacher of Primary Education, Special Education (PT) and English. Digital badge “Universal Design in Teaching and Learning” from Ireland’s National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, 2026, 25 learner hours. She worked as an instructional designer at NLN Dublin, in special education with adults with intellectual disabilities. She speaks four languages: Basque, Spanish, English and Portuguese.

Today inklui is a personal project, with no legal entity behind it.

“The knowledge you keep to yourself is worth much less than the knowledge you share. There are resources, and very good ones. What was missing was not the materials, but a place that brought them all together.”

Maider García Llorente, in “Por qué empecé inklui” (Why I started inklui), June 2026. Translated from Spanish.

Logos to download

To identify inklui in a news item or on a website that talks about it. Use them as they are: do not change the colours, proportions or letters. For other uses, write to us first.

Contact

Write to info@inklui.com and put “Prensa” (Press) in the subject line.

Write to info@inklui.com (subject: Prensa)

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