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Assistive Technology for Dyslexics Software for people with dyslexia. The vocabulary support package talks, types, checks spellings, correct mistakes, and predicts. Applications include word processing, spreadsheets and the Internet. Literature 2001 Software to help improve reading and comprehension skills of people with dyslexia or other learning differences. Technology for dyslexia Software for dyslexia, talking computers, text to speech synthesis, speech recognition, and TextHelp. TextHelp 'Text to Speech' Software Software for people with reading and writing difficulties, including talking spell checkers, word predictors and screen readers. Available for Windows and Macintosh. Yak-Yak: Language processor and Internet Wordfinder Yak-Yak software is used widely in Scandinavia with dyslexic students and adults and ESL. Web site contains the intelligent Wordfinder - a free service which finds the correctly spelled words when presented with major errors. Available in English, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. Dragon 'Naturally Speaking' Speech recognition program for PC and MAC. Prolexia Reading Education Software UltraPhonics Tutor software teaches reading, spelling, handwriting, & pronunciation to beginners & those with dyslexia via multisensory structured phonics. Xavier Educational Software. Special software for children with special needs, concentrating mostly on the field of dyslexia. Dyslexia support software PC software to help dyslexia sufferers and others with literacy or numeracy problems. IBM ViaVoice Speech recognition software: types what you say. |
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