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A concern that parents of students with dyslexia have often have is that a reading pen (or other assistive technology) is kind of “cheating,” that their child will become dependent on it and that their reading will suffer in the long run. With our new DocsPlus Universal licencing system, you can ‘mix and match’ licenses across Windows/Mac computers and iPad/Chromebook devices, so your students can use the equipment that has become their standard way of working. This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen.

A student who has a hard time reading the questions can hardly be expected to be able to provide proper answers. ExamReader assists the students to read the questions but offers no help with the answers. Using ExamReader with earphones enables these students to be in the same room as their piers when taking the test, saving school resources. Exciting ExamReader features This is particularly so where a computer reader, modified enlarged papers, a scribe, speech recognition technology or a word processor will be used in examinations.The candidate must have had appropriate opportunities to practise using the access arrangement(s) before his/her first examination. We know that assistive technology can help students, but is a reading pen for dyslexia the right choice for you? C-Pen also have over models, such as the LINGOPEN (for EAL students); READERPEN SECURE (for workplace use) and CONNECT (a Bluetooth enabled scanner pen/digital highlighter with embedded character recognition). Price is always an important factor, after all there’s no point in considering any technology if it doesn’t fit your budget.

If you’ve decided that you’re interested in buying a reader pen, one final thing you may want to consider is whether you want a stand alone or device dependent pen. Stand Alone Reader Pens AI Dubbing Automatically translate and dub new or existing videos in over 100’s of languages with AI video dubbing. Lastly, the Livescribe Echo Smartpen. This records everything you write and hear, so you never miss a thing. You can then transfer your notes to your computer. Ideal for anyone with dyslexia and who needs to record lectures or meetings. However this does not scan and read text aloud. https://www.dyslexic.com/product/livescribe-2gb-echo-smartpen/ Can reliably place the pen on the little space before a word begins and then scan a text from side to side without jittering too muchBraille displays and embossers are another type of reading aid that blind individuals can use to access written content. These devices convert digital text into Braille, allowing users to read the text through touch. They can be connected to computers, tablets, and smartphones, making it easier for blind individuals to access digital content. Audiobooks and podcasts Because these things weigh around a couple ounces (between 50 and 70 g metric), you can test it at home by taping an AA battery to a good sized highlighter and seeing how your child does with it.