Read&Write Google is a Chrome extension that helps to improve the functionality of your students browser. Some of the functional improvements that it provides is word prediction for data input, reading aloud, highlighting, etc. The functions will work on almost any web page and/or Google doc.
Read&Write is a literacy support toolbar, proven to improve students’ reading and writing. Read&Write has been designed with Universal Design for learning in mind. With features including text-to-speech, dictionary tools, text prediction and voice notes, it’s designed to support a diverse range of learners in class, at home, and during study
Read&Write makes it easier for you to provide personalized learning experiences because it has multiple features within one toolbar. Built with UDL in mind, it’s jam packed with tools that suit a variety of learning styles, all in one solution.
Here is a quick overview of some of the most popular features:
Text-to-speech: Having text read aloud helps with proofreading and allows students to notice the pacing of words, sentences and paragraphs.
Word prediction: Predictive text boosts writing efficiency and helps build student confidence.
Audio maker: Convert class content into audio files to listen and learn on the go.
Highlighters: Highlight key pieces of text, build vocabulary lists and organize content by collecting highlights.
Explore all of the great features in Read&Write by taking a toolbar tour.
Now that you know your way around the toolbar, it’s time to explore the ways it can help every student.
Exclusive for Google Docs:
Voice Notes: Especially useful for providing personalized audio feedback or for students to record their thoughts directly within the document.
Exclusive for the Web Version:
Simplify Webpages: Removes ads, sidebars, and unnecessary elements, creating a clean reading experience.
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