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Understanding how assistive technology can be used across different sectors
Dyslexia.tech is rooted in the ethos of See Differently: empowering education, business and life. We explore technology through a neurodiverse lens, providing independent, impartial information and guidance on how it can support people with dyslexia and the wider neurodiverse community.
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We help people develop their knowledge, understanding and awareness of assistive technology and related technologies, from hardware and software to advances in artificial intelligence. Dyslexia.tech brings together independent information and reviews, the latest assistive technology news, practical guides and support, alongside consultancy, training and ongoing support services.
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AI, Ethics and Assistive Technology
We believe artificial intelligence can become a powerful assistive technology tool, helping people create, develop ideas, overcome barriers and improve productivity.
For people with dyslexia and the wider neurodiverse community, AI offers new opportunities for personalised support.
Our approach is built around using AI ethically, responsibly and accessibly, with people remaining at the centre of how technology is used.
Our full article on AI and assistive technology is coming soon
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The Dyslexia.tech Blueprint
The Dyslexia.tech Blueprint is our vision for a new way to understand and explore assistive technology.
Using the potential of artificial intelligence and a needs-based understanding of dyslexia and neurodiversity, the Blueprint aims to help people explore relevant assistive technology tools and useful supporting information. It starts with what you are trying to do and where you find a barrier, then connects that to strategies, types of technology and tools worth exploring.
It is designed to support exploration and informed choices. It will not diagnose, and it will not claim to find a single best tool. The Blueprint is a future project: join the waitlist to hear about its development and when it becomes available.