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Language Tools for ELL & Struggling Readers
Language Tools for ELL & Struggling Readers
Great for quick translations and for copying and pasting documents for translation. The phone app translates documents using the camera and is useful for two way conversations.
Google Translate is located inside Google Docs under Tools.
Voice and Font Tools for Dyslexia & Hand Mobility
Voice and Font Tools for Dyslexia & Hand Mobility
When creating slideshows, PPTs, handouts, and documents, make sure you use sans-serif fonts for easier readability.
Lexend fonts can also be added to Google Fonts located inside fonts under "More Fonts."
Read Aloud in Microsoft Edge
Read Aloud is a simple but powerful tool that reads the text of a web page audibly. Available in a variety of natural-sounding voices and accents.
To turn on Read Aloud, open Microsoft Edge and click the icon on the right-hand side of the URL box (next to the favorites icon).
Voice Typing is available in Google Docs and located under the Tools menu.
Helpful for students that struggle with dyslexia, dyspraxia, or dysgraphia which make spelling, typing, and hand mobility difficult for them.
Closed Captioning
Closed Captioning
When playing a DVD, YouTube video, screencast, or audio clip, or participating in a Zoom meeting, add the closed captions or subtitles.
Usually it is located in the settings or as a button located at the bottom of the screen.
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