At a glance
Open Assessment Technologies (OAT) is a global education technology company responsible for creating the open source assessment platform TAO. They required a solution to help them address a growing demand for digital assessments that could easily support improving and evolving equality legislation. SpeechStream provided an easy-to-implement solution, which helps them to make their offering more open and accessible for all.
We’ve helped digital learning experts Knovation extend the appeal of their award-winning educational applications to the widest possible audience. Our friendly SpeechStream toolbar lets students with literacy challenges like dyslexia get the most from Knovation’s carefully-curated collection of Open Educational Resources.
REACH Centre Grey Bruce in Owen Sound, Ontario provides programming for young adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. They implemented Browsealoud to ensure that their young people can understand, participate and engage with the programs.
A premier international school has chosen Texthelp’s friendly toolbar to give students of all levels and abilities a valuable literacy boost in the classroom.
Chris McPheat is a Research Nurse in the GI (Gastrointestinal) & Lymphoma Unit at The Royal Marsden Foundation Trust. Based in Chelsea, West London, it’s the world's first hospital dedicated to cancer diagnosis, treatment and research.
Queen Elizabeth’s School (QE) is a specialist centre providing dedicated support for young people with dyslexia across the whole of Devon. This specialist centre is run by experienced teachers Deborah Lynch and Ann Atherton. Deborah and Ann teach students previously identified with Dyslexia, who cannot be supported in their local Secondary school. They also support schools in meeting the needs of students who struggle with literacy difficulties, this includes providing staff with dyslexia friendly classroom training.