Cell-writing is a simple yet effect way of writing. It was originally devised for use by those with dyslexia - such as myself. However, it is such an effective method of writing that it can be used by anybody.

A Problem Solved

When writing, a significant problem for those of us with dyslexia, is being able to write down our thoughts in the most effective way: the way that others will best understand. In particular, putting sentences in the right order can be very problematic. Another problem is that things that need to be said may be missed out. Thus, cell-writing is a way of writing that allows sentences to be written without worrying too much about whether they are in the right order. Sentence order can be changed quickly and easily later on. Similarly, missing content can also be added quickly and easily later on, as necessary. While such changes and additions can be done using any word processor, the approach cell-writing adopts is quite different, easier and more effective.

Originator of Cell-Writing: Stephen Lewis