Vu Bar
Brief description
- A reading bar
- Helps you read one line of text at a time
Who could benefit
- People who skip lines of text
- People with reading difficulties
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People with visual difficulties
VASTtx keywords
Practise 21 speech sounds on their own and in words/phrases
You may need to wear headphones
If you want to use your own phrases, you must pay extra
VASTtx therapy samples
Exercises for speech sounds and mouth movements
Video and sound recordings to copy
You may need to wear headphones
If you want to use your own phrases, you must pay extra
VAST songs 1
10 songs to practise different speech sounds, rhythms, pace & rates
You may want to wear headphones
Penfriend XL
Brief description
- Word prediction
- On screen keyboard
- Hear the words before selection
- Screen magnification
Who could benefit
- People who can spell the first 2-3 letters of a word
Clicker Writer
Brief description
- Reading & writing tool
- Word prediction (can be personalised)
- Word banks (can be personalised)
- Picture support, if needed
- Hear words before selecting
- Listen back to what you have written
Who could benefit
- People who have some spelling need extra help
- People who have no spelling but who would like to write letters/cards
Musatcha color filter
Brief description
- A screen filter to make text easier to read
Who could benefit
- People with visual difficulties
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People who struggle to see normal computer screen
NaturalReader 10
Brief description
- Free text to speech program
- Works in Microsoft programs, webpages, PDF files and emails
- Can magnify text to aid reading
Who could benefit
- People who struggle to read
- People with visual difficulties
Write Outloud
Talking word processor
Talking spell checker
Talking dictionary
Finds words which sound the same but are spelled differently
Who could benefit
- People who struggle to write long sentences
- People who make spelling and/or grammar mistakes
Fotobabble
Attach voice recordings to your photos
When you touch a photo, it speaks out so you can explain your photos and use them in conversation if your speech is affected