Seven Reliable (Dyslexia) Technologies that make anyone’s life easier

• 365momme.com — Last year I wrote a few posts about technology you can use at home. Including some apps with read to me abilities.
  • Turning on Narrator Mode On Your Computer
  • Epic (App) — Read to me books app specifically for kids. I wrote a post about the epic app last year.
  • Libby (App) — Audiobooks and ebooks app that connects your library card to the app and makes available thousands of free books.
• 1in5.LearningAlly.org
  • Ginger Spellcheck and Editing — Software that helps with spelling and editing.
• Dyslexia.Yale.Edu
  • Dragon Naturally Speaking — Dragon is a speech-recognition program that can be used to, among other things, dictate answers to homework questions, a five paragraph essay, or even to write a novel.
  • LiveScribe SmartPen — This device captures writing and records audio.
  • Phonics Genius (App) – App that helps kids learn phonics. Phonics Genius is an easy way for children to learn to recognize, read, and speak words through letter sounds. The app contains over 6,000 words, grouped by phonics, in addition to the fun games for practice.

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