Updated 8-15-19
- Assistive Technology for Dyslexia
- Beeline Reader– helps guide your eyes from the end of one line of text to the beginning of the next using a colored gradient.
- BrowsAloud–software that adds speech, reading, and translation to websites for people with dyslexia, low literacy, ESL, and mild visual impairments.
- HumanWare–various writing/reading tools for the blind
- JAWS
- Natural reader–paste text into the dialogue box and the site reads it to you
- Open Dyslexic–(extension) open source font that improves readability for students with Dyslexia; changes font on pages (no download)
- Read & Write–(extension) reads passages aloud; text-to-speech; include a dictionary; create voice notes; simplify and summarize text; free for teachers (maybe students)
- Snap n Read–select text and click speaker icon on the toolbar
- Sonocent Audio Notetaker
- SpeakIt!–extension that reads to students whatever they highlight
- Symbaloo of dyslexia tools
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