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LanguageTool

• Is an intelligent writing assistant for different languages and all common browsers and word prois your intelligent writing assistantcessors.
• Since end of September I use it myself and I must say it's a great tool.
• It is free.
  
  More info about helpful tools.

In a future workplace dominated by AI, people with dyslexia will be the go-to employees. Tiffany Sunday, Author of 'How Dyslexics Will Rule The Future"

Vlog interview by Shawn Douglas of The Codpost.

I just stumbled on your HappyDyslexic blog. You put words to describe my exact experience as a dyslexic! Much more accurate than the majority of readings I find on the topic. I had it on my bucket list to one day write a book discussing all these topics but, it looks like you have it covered. Thank you for everything you do. 
Ika Ogeil

OrCam Read is a revolutionary handheld AI reader for people with reading difficulties, including dyslexia.

This tool can help you because it reads out loud the text that you select from a printed surface or digital screen. Enjoy the morning paper, read any book, and even read all that appears on your computer or smartphone screen.

Video how it works

Today it our wedding anniversary, so we do a bit special, a bit out of our ordinary day.

While setting up our menu I asked Paul "Is there a bottle of Cava in the oven?" what I mind of course "in the refrigerator" 

Google Chrome has a speech recognition tool to write emails and documents. More info.

Another famous dyslexic a Norwegian politician Erna Solberg, was diagnosed with dyslexia at age 16.

What is it and why it could work?

“Bite sized nuggets of content that are easy to consume, sometimes they're images or image-based, whose meaning can be grasped quickly. It's faster than reading.

Google can help you when you don't know the exact spelling of a word.

For example you are looking for the word "melanoma", but you don't know the exact spelling. Something with a 'm', an 'e' and 'a' that's all you know.

You know it has something to do with cancer and you can spell the word cancer.

So in the search box of Google you type the word "cancer".

Google gives suggestion in a drop down box, in the list you will recognize the word "melanoma".

CAN YOU READ THIS???

If you can read the following paragraph, copy it and send it to your friends.

Only great minds can read this

This is weird, but interesting!

fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a sgtrane mnid