There are a multitude of assistive technology options available, with more being created and offered each day. These are just a few of the different assistive technology options available. For more ideas, visit the website Dyslexia Help at the University of Michigan.
This is an excellent technology option for individuals who struggle with handwriting. This pen records audio while you write, allowing the user to go back and listen to the recording. Price: $99.95+
This online resource allows the user to enter check, and the software will check for grammatical errors within that text. Price: Free (with upgrades available)
The iPad has a variety of accessibility features built-in to its native operating system. With access to the App Store, the user also has a plethora of apps available to download for free and to purchase. Price: Varies
Narrator is a screen reader which is built-in to the Windows 10 operating system. If you already have a PC running Windows 10, then there is nothing which needs to be downloaded. Price: Free, with Windows 10 software
For struggling readers, the task of reading a book or story is oftentimes not enjoyable. The website KidsRead2Kids publishes videos in which books and stories are read by kids for kids. This allows the viewer to follow along at his or her own pace. Price: Free