Dys Student
The classroom worksheet a dyslexic student fills in alone
The student opens the worksheet (PDF or photo), listens to sentences with one tap, fills in the frames and boxes, writes with a stylus or dictates, then hands in a PDF in their name. Everything stays on the tablet.
Audience : Students with dyslexia (with their teacher's help)Level : Primary, middle school, high school
Sign in with your e-mail address or with Google. The app then opens in your browser.
What the app does
- One tap on a sentence: it is read aloud, with word highlighting.
- Answer frames and tick boxes detected automatically, or added with one gesture.
- Stylus in four colours, eraser, undo and zoom.
- Voice dictation to write without a keyboard.
- Listen to the sentences translated into 18 languages.
- Photo of the worksheet with cropping, or PDF.
- Output as a PDF in the student's name, ready to send.
How it works
- 1OpenTake a photo of the worksheet or choose it (PDF, JPG, PNG).
- 2ListenTouch a sentence to hear it.
- 3Fill inWrite in the frames, tick, draw with the stylus.
- 4Hand inExport the PDF in the student's name.
Why it is useful
- A very readable, simple interface designed for students with dyslexia.
- The student works independently, on a tablet or a computer.
- Worksheets stay on the device: nothing is kept on our servers.
- Nothing to install: everything happens in the browser.
Good to know
- Voice, reading a photo and translation use credits from the account: the balance is shown at the top. Filling in, the stylus and the PDF export remain free, even with limited access.
- No key is needed. The text is sent to Google for the time of the reading, then forgotten.
- Cost guide: about 7 credits per 1,000 characters read aloud, 2 credits to read a photo, 1.5 credits for a translation.