Aural Reading: A Silicon Bullet for Dyslexia
Introduction
Alternative Reading
Alternative Writing
Enrolling for Audio Text Books
Using Audio Text Books
Ordering Audio Text Books
A New Solution
Dictate and Edit
IEP: D&E at Home
IEP: Assisted Writing
IEP: Scribe at Home
Paper: Bright Students with Dyslexia
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A Transition Time For This Site
This site tells about Aural Reading and assistive technology that lets
persons read
and write
print rapidly and effortlessly,
despite inadequate visual reading and inadequate handwriting ability.
At this time there are two parts to this site:
The Original Site and
The New Site.
The original site have good information that is being updated as it is
moved to the new site, and the new site has new articles as well as the
updated information from the old site. Use both sites until I can get them consolidated.
New technology will let people with dyslexia use print for reading and writing despite inadequate visual reading and inadequate handwriting ability.
Follow the link on the right side of the screen that says "A New Solution" to see an article from Exceptional Parent magazine and the link to the lower right for a new paper on moving students to from mediocrity to excellence.Conferences presented to this year:
Tennessee Association for Assistive Technology (TAAT) Conference 2009
December 10 - 11, 2009
Airport Marriott, Nashville, TN
Upcoming Conferences where I will be presenting:
International Dyslexia Association 8th Annual RISE Conference
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Currey Ingram Academy, Brentwood, Tennessee
My name is Mike Matvy, and I would like to hear from you. My e-mail address is MikeMatvy@gmail.com