Articles
Introduction to Writing by Speaking, Reading by Listening, and Dyslexia
How Does Dyslexia Affect Adults?
Recommended VoiceOver Mac Settings for a Person with Dyslexia
Living with a Dyslexic Partner
Dyslexia and the Challenge of Using Today’s Technology
Articles on Dyslexia at LD online
Playlist of Videos About Dyslexia
Dyslexia and the Workplace: How to Thrive as an Adult with Dyslexia
Creating a Dyslexia Friendly Workplace
Websites
Basic Math, Reading and Life Skills
Free Reading and Phonics Resources
International Dyslexia Association
Picture Dictionaries
Apps for Dyslexia
Playlist of instructional videos for Speechify, which allows the user to listen to any website with Speechify for Chrome or with the Android or IOS app. Listen to Gmail, Google Docs, Wikipedia, blogs, news articles, online courses, PDFs, and more
Google Play Books This e-book app for Android devices integrates with the operating system’s TalkBack accessibility feature in order to provide continuous text-to-speech with synchronized highlighting.
Natural Reader (text-to-speech) Text can be imported from other apps or placed directly into a blank document. The app also features auto-scrolling for longer documents. In addition, it has its own Internet browser that extracts just the text from Web pages for easier reading. Includes text-to-speech with synchronized highlighting, integrated Web browser, and Dropbox integration.
Grammarly – free grammar and spelling checker for use with the Chrome browser
Read Aloud: A Text to Speech Voice Reader This Google Chrome browser extension allows the computer to read selected text aloud to the user. Once set up, highlight the text in the Google doc or website you want read, press the megaphone icon next to the Google search tab or press Option P and the computer should read the selected text aloud to you.
Computer Literacy
Typing.com – typing lessons and games
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