Read&Write supports students with reading, writing and comprehension. It works alongside every learner, giving them the tools to understand information and express their ideas.
Every classroom includes students with different learning styles and needs. Read&Write helps educators create inclusive learning environments by giving students the tools they need to access information and demonstrate understanding.
of Arkansas students used Read&Write monthly in the 2024-25 school year.
Help students access and understand digital text.
Reads text aloud with natural-sounding voices while highlighting words for easy tracking.
Reads text from images, PDFs, or inaccessible documents.
Text-to-Speech
Provides definitions and visual supports to help students understand unfamiliar words.
Breaks down complex text into simpler language to improve understanding.
Help students express themselves clearly and confidently.
Lets students dictate text naturally — no typing required.
Suggests words and corrects spelling as students type to build fluency.
Speech-to-Text
Provides definitions and visual supports to help students understand unfamiliar words.
With Read&Write, students can access the support they need to succeed in high-stakes exams and everyday learning.
Read&Write is used as a computer reader and scribe alternative, supporting students with approved access arrangements in GCSEs, A-Levels and other assessments. A secure Exam Mode ensures only permitted features are available, helping schools meet JCQ and Qualifications Scotland guidelines while enabling students to work independently and confidently. Students can:
Listen to exam questions read aloud
Students can dictate and speak their answers
Customise screen colours to reduce strain and improve focus
Beyond exams, Read&Write helps students build confidence in their everyday learning. Whether they have special educational needs, are multilingual learners, or just need extra support. Tools for reading, writing and comprehension help students:
Support research and organise notes with colour coding
Translate words, paragraphs, or pages to support multilingual learners accessing content in a second language.
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Schools using literacy support tools like Read&Write report improvements in:
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Read&Write integrates seamlessly with the platforms students and educators already rely on.
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Along with Read&Write, our suite of education software can support educators to improve students' reading and writing skills.
Read&Write evolves constantly, receiving updates every 4 – 6 weeks. Explore all insights and updates.
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Read&Write is literacy support software designed to help students of all abilities read, write, study, and research more independently. It provides tools like text-to-speech, dictation, word prediction, and study skills features to support learners with dyslexia, English language learners, and students who benefit from additional reading and writing support.
Read&Write is available for Windows, Mac, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, iPad and iPhone, and Android. Teachers and students can use Read&Write on their laptop, tablet, phone or Chromebook.
Read&Write provides effective, multi-sensory literacy support for dyslexic students as it includes text-to-speech, word prediction, vocabulary tools, and dyslexia-friendly fonts to address the core challenges dyslexic learners face when reading and writing.
Yes, the Read&Write toolbar is available for free for individual teachers, with premium features available for district-wide implementation. Sign up for your free account.
Yes, Read&Write can be securely locked down for testing, ensuring that students, including those with learning disabilities or neurodiverse students, can only access approved features.
Some features on the toolbar do require internet access, especially on the Google Chrome / Edge version. The Windows / Mac Desktop version also requires internet access for most features; however, the Text-to-speech software can still be used offline. The desktop versions for Windows and Mac also allow many features to work without internet access.
Yes, administrators can roll out Read&Write across devices so that teachers, staff, and students can access it without needing to install it themselves. This streamlined process makes it easier to integrate assistive technology tools into schools.
Read&Write evolves constantly, receiving updates every 4 – 6 weeks. These updates include bug fixes, performance enhancements, and new features designed to support reading tools for students and AI tools for education.
Yes, Read&Write integrates seamlessly with many leading Learning Management Systems (LMS), including Canvas, Schoology, and Brightspace. This integration provides access to essential study tools for students directly within their LMS environment.
Read&Write offers features tailored for neurodiverse students, including tools like text-to-speech software, simplified text rewording, and visual dictionaries. These tools make learning more accessible and help students to engage confidently with reading, writing, and studying materials.
Yes, Read&Write is a robust set of assistive tools designed for students with special education needs, including those with disabilities like dyslexia, autism or ADHD. Features like screen masking, word prediction, and text-to-speech software for students help make learning more inclusive and effective.
Yes, Read&Write uses AI to enhance learning experiences for special education. AI-powered text simplification makes reading easier to understand, while realistic AI voices provide a natural text-to-speech experience, supporting diverse learning needs effectively.
As an inclusive technology company, we’re committing to harnessing the power of AI across our tools to revolutionize inclusion in education and the workplace. Learn more about how we use AI responsibly.
Your subscription provides access to Read&Write across platforms like Windows, Mac, Google Chrome, Edge, iOs, and Android. It includes valuable tools like reading comprehension tools, Text-to-speech software, and AI tools for education to support all types of learners. You’ll also have access to the onboarding and training Academy for tutorials, webinars, and resources to maximize your usage of these digital learning tools.
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