Dyslexia: News from the web:

ClaroRead for Windows, developed by Claro Software, provides a range of features to help with reading, writing and studying.  The software can be used to convert images to machine readable documents, listen to onscreen text using high quality voices, convert documents to sound and video files so one can listen to them later and check spellings and words that sound similar.

Best of all, it’s free!

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Brightspace, the website used by students to submit assignments and check grades, removed a font setting that was easier for dyslexic students to read in August 2019. It seems also Google has abandoned it.

How is your experience with the font?

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The British Dyslexia Association has their new Dyslexia Handbook out. See it in our link for today.

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Dyslexia is something of a mystery in that we’re not precisely sure what the cause is and it’s notoriously difficult to diagnose. Some French researchers have suggested that sufferers have two dominant eyes, so images of letters appear correctly but also as a mirror image simultaneously, which can make it hard to read. The Lexilife lamp has been designed with this supposition in mind and it employs powerful LEDs that pulse at an adjustable rate.

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See this revolutionary new invention to make reading easier for people with dyslexia

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