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The right app can help a child with dyslexia or other reading-based learning disabilities practice literacy and learning skills, while having fun. According to educators of schools in Delhi believes that apps supports kids who struggle with phonics, pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary, comprehension, handwriting, word processing, and composition.
Two 20-year-old Auckland students have created an app that combines the brevity of Q&A platforms like Yahoo Answers and Quora with the visual nature of websites like YouTube and Instagram. A few years ago a developer named Victor Windell wanted to help visualise what the internet was like fo
LookUp is a Q&A app for people with dyslexia. Instead of Yahoo answers where the answers can be wordy or, Youtube where the videos can be longer, LookUp, is audiovisual.
