DYS Friendly
Classroom documents made accessible for students with dyslexia
Four tools to adapt your lessons for students with dyslexia: a simplified, readable worksheet, read-aloud with highlighting, assessments where the student answers in the boxes, and a worksheet the student fills in.
Audience : Teachers and students with dyslexiaLevel : 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
- Dys Friendly: turns a lesson into an adapted worksheet (the essentials, short sentences, readable layout, images) with a read-aloud version.
- Dys Conforme: keeps your document as it is and adds sentence-by-sentence reading with word highlighting.
- Dys Quiz: makes an assessment accessible; the student hears the instructions and answers directly in the boxes.
- Dys Élève: the student fills in the worksheet themselves (voice, frames, stylus, dictation, translation) and hands it in as an HTML page.
- The BO: queries the official curriculum and keeps your own PDFs on your Ardoisia account (10 MB).
How it works
- 1DropYour lesson or your assessment (document, PDF, photo).
- 2AdaptChoose the tool and the reading settings.
- 3ListenCheck the voice, the highlighting and the layout.
- 4ShareGive the worksheet to the student or export it.
Why it is useful
- Save precious time on adapting documents.
- Worksheets that students with dyslexia can read, with a natural voice.
- Your documents are not kept on our servers.
- Works in the browser, with nothing to install.
Good to know
- AI, voice, image reading and translation use credits: the balance is shown in the left-hand menu. The BO and the layout remain usable even with limited access.
- No key is needed. Documents are sent to Google for the time of the processing, then forgotten.
- Cost guide: an AI request or a translation about 1.5 credits; reading an image page about 2 credits; voice about 7 credits per 1,000 characters read.