Dyslexia

6 reasons why DSA students with sight loss choose SuperNova’s magnification

For students with sight loss, the tools to be able to view and read articles and texts, research online and complete assignments are critical to academic success. SuperNova is the world’s first combined screen magnifier and screen reader for Windows. With SuperNova, students who are blind or partially sighted can fully engage in learning with […]

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#Go Red for Dyslexia

Dyslexia / By Jay

This year iansyst are excited to be apart of #GoRed for Dyslexia, a campaign by Succeed with Dyslexia during the entire month of October. Succeed with Dyslexia run multiple international campaigns during the year and have created Go Red, a global community of passionate individuals, companies, schools, and organisations driving for a greater understanding of

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How Dictation can help with Dyslexia

Dyslexia, Working from Home / By Jay

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What ergonomics do you need to consider when Working from Home?

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On the one hand you need to ensure a safe, efficient working environment; on the other, space may be very limited or have to be dual purpose: the kitchen or dining table becomes the office. Many of us will be working from a computer and a range of mobile devices to access information online, the

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How Can Assistive Technology Support Dyslexia?

Dyslexia / By Jay

It’s Dyslexia Awareness Week! Find out what assistive technology can help the different aspects of dyslexia.

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iansyst Event: Supporting NeuroDiverse Students in HE and the use of Assistive Technology

Dyslexia / By Jay

A free CPD seminar hosted by Iansyst Ltd in Scotland and designed for Disabled Student Needs Assessors to further enhance knowledge focussing on the areas of mental health and also of dyslexia characteristics. Following these presentations, Iansyst will present the latest AT developments to assist with enabling effective recommendations.

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Join us at the 11th BDA International Conference!

Dyslexia / By Jay

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What is Access to Work (AtW) and how can it help?

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Learn more about Access to Work (AtW) and how it can provide vital aid for individuals with additional needs.

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What is it like to have Dyslexia?

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For the majority of us who don’t have dyslexia, it can be hard to comprehend exactly what it’s like. Most of us take reading and writing for granted and don’t completely understand the different ways dyslexia can affect a person. There has been a website launched that simulates the experiences of a person who is

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SENCO Day at Nottingham Girl’s High!

Dyslexia / By Jay

We are incredibly excited to visit Nottingham Girls High on the 8th of February to talk about assistive technology and training for children in primary and secondary school. This is a specialised SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) day that will offer help and advice for SENCOs a part of the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST). We understand

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