We are excited to be exhibiting at ATEC, the Assistive Technology Exhibition and Conference in Sheffield on Thursday the 18th of January 2018. This is a fantastic opportunity where we can offer expert advice and information on the latest assistive technology that can remove barriers in education and within the workplace. The theme for Sheffield’s […]
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Is your content accessible? With just some simple changes, you can ensure that the text on your website, document or printed media is visually friendly for people who may have dyslexia, suffer from visual stress or are visually impaired. With the following to look out for, you can adopt a best practice for your written
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We’ve launched our brand new DSA Apps Guide Apps are proving to be a brilliant tool that are flexible and easy to use. We decided to create a guide so you can understand what’s out there and which ones you can acquire through Disabled Students Allowance (DSA). Want us to send you a copy? –
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One in ten people are thought to suffer from some degree of dyslexia, so if you have the condition and haven’t had a positive experience in education—understandably—you may feel less confident when it comes to job searching with dyslexia. Dyslexia Help: Job Searching Tips Be honest about your strengths. Just because you may have difficulty
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To continue our support for the British Dyslexic Association’s (BDA) Dyslexia Awareness Week, we want to look at how teachers can help their students who are affected by the condition. When it comes to diagnosing dyslexia, teachers can be critical to this process as they are more likely to spot early signs of dyslexia in
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Today marks the start of Dyslexia Awareness Week (2nd – 6th of October) in association with the British Dyslexia Association (BDA)! At iansyst, we hope this week will encourage you to share your thoughts and experiences, whether you have the condition yourself or if you are a parent of a child with dyslexia. Dyslexia can
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“Dictating to your computer is so easy. No typing, no more spelling mistakes, it’s the dyslexic person’s dream.” Many people with dyslexia, physical difficulties and other problems with literacy may struggle with the concept of spelling. Therefore, speech recognition can really help improve the productivity and outcomes for people with these difficulties. Over the past
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Just what is dyslexia? Here we give a brief overview of dyslexia as well as more academic definitions. Dyslexia is a health condition, which affects an estimated 10% of the UK population. It is likely to be present at birth and to be life-long in its effects. Dyslexia is not affected or caused by intelligence
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Introducing Win With Dyslexia! – Join us for a Free Live Webinar hosted by iansyst – Wednesday 17th May 11AM
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