5 in 5 Product Spotlight: Read and Write

  1. What is Read & Write?
    Read & Write is a powerful assistive technology tool designed to support reading, writing, and comprehension for individuals with learning differences. This literacy software provides a customizable toolbar that offers text-to-speech, word prediction, speech-to-text, and other tools to make reading and writing more accessible.

  2. How to Use It
    Read & Write integrates seamlessly into everyday tasks, whether at school, work, or home. Here are some simple ways to use it:
    Reading Support – Use text-to-speech to have web pages, documents, or PDFs read aloud.
    Writing Assistance – Leverage word prediction, spell-check, and grammar tools for smoother writing.
    Speech-to-Text – Dictate notes, essays, or emails with voice-to-text capabilities.
    Study Help – Use the built-in dictionary, translation tool, and annotation features for better comprehension.

  3. The Cost
    Read & Write offers a free trial, and pricing varies based on individual, school, or business licenses.
    For individuals – Around $145 per year
    For schools – Volume licensing available with custom pricing
    Free for teachers! Educators can apply for a free premium subscription to use in the classroom.

  4. Who Benefits?
    This tool is designed for individuals who struggle with reading and writing, including those with:
    Dyslexia and other learning disabilities
    ADHD – Helps with focus and organization
    Autism – Supports communication and comprehension
    English Language Learners (ELLs) – Assists with reading fluency and vocabulary

  5. Where to Find It
    Read & Write is available on multiple platforms, making it easy to access:
    Windows & Mac – Desktop versions
    Chrome Extension – Works with Google Docs, websites, and more
    iOS & Android – Mobile-friendly apps for reading and writing support

Whether you're a student, teacher, or professional, Read & Write makes literacy more accessible for all! Try it out and experience the difference.

Want to get more information about AT reading supports? Check out the available resources on our website.

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