Friday, May 15, 2015

Apps for Struggling Readers

From "50 Popular IPad Apps For Struggling Readers & Writers." TeachThought. N.p., 17 Sept. 2012. Web. 15 May 2015.

iPhone Screenshot 1






Prizmo
With Prizmo, users can scan in any kind of text document and have the program read it out loud, which can be a big help to those who struggle with reading.




iPad Screenshot 1



Read & Write :Students can practice reading and writing letters using this application. Users can trace letters, learn letter sounds, and get illustrations to go along with each part of the alphabet. (Preliterate EL students)








iPhone Screenshot 2





BlioBlio offers all the same features of any basic e-reader, and also a few things that make it unique. Through synchronized highlighting and a serial presentation view, the app helps those with reading disabilities make sense of the text, something many other similar apps don’t offer.








iPhone Screenshot 1














Idea SketchThis mind-mapping app can help learning disabled students make sense of their ideas and organize them in ways that they can easily translate into written work.