Posted by Craig Mill on the 31st October, 2024
Category Text-to-Speech Dyslexia
Natural Reader has been a favourite text-reader for many years. It's simple to use, has a large 'play' button making it easy to target and press to read text, and it works extremely well with the Scottish voices.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 16th October, 2024
Category Dyslexia Text-to-Speech
Safari Reader in iOS18 has had a makeover with new and improved features.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 26th September, 2024
Category Dyslexia Assistive Technology
This article highlights the positive feedback from participants enrolled on the Technology to Support Dyslexia in Education Masterclass online course.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 19th August, 2024
Category Dyslexia
Our popular 5 week course, Technology to Support Dyslexia, starts on 10th September 2024.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 1st August, 2024
Category Assistive Technology Dyslexia
Doorway online, a collection of free and highly accessible educational activities, was recently transferred from the Doorway Trust to CALL Scotland and has been given a new makeover.
Posted by Paul Nisbet on the 1st August, 2024
Category Dyslexia Communication Aids
Pupils using Windows PCs have been able to use free Scottish and Gaelic computer voices for learning and communicating since 2008, but voice options on iPads have been limited. But now you can get the Scottish and Gaelic voices for your iPad or iPhone!
Posted by Craig Mill on the 1st August, 2024
Category Dyslexia Computer Accessibility
An interactive and engaging self-study online course for teachers, support staff, parents, and other professionals.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 27th May, 2024
Category Dyslexia Text-to-Speech
Live Text is a built-in tool in iOS that allows you to take a photo of text and hear it spoken aloud. Live Text is an artificial intelligent (AI) powered tool.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 2nd May, 2024
Category Dyslexia Assistive Technology
A series of case studies and resources to help learners who have dyslexia.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 2nd May, 2024
Category Dyslexia Assistive Technology
This blog explores and highlights the potential if generative artificial intelligence to support learners with dyslexia.
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