Products and Technology

There are a lot of resources available for language learning, some much more suitable for dyslexic students than others. But there seem to be some substantial gaps in tools which are very popular in English, but seem to have no equivalent in other languages, or translations, as yet.

Numerous software packages have been designed for and used successfully by dyslexic students to overcome their literacy difficulties. However this is not the case in the hearing impaired community where little software development has taken place. Here we are going to look at software and technology used by dyslexic learners which can also be used to support and teach deaf learners.

If you suffer from reading difficulties, you may first want to investigate whether or not you have a visual stress problem. Many children and adults with reading difficulties can benefit from a number of aids designed to help individuals who suffer from visual stress.

A round-up of the most popular assistive technology, software and hardware for children and adults with dyslexia.

"Dictating to your computer is so easy. No typing, no more spelling mistakes, it's the dyslexic person's dream."