Resources for Dyslexia and Learning Disabilities
Note: WCSD has approved ONLY the Microsoft supports below for use on school devices. We have included resources to other supports that are not Microsoft for those families/students using their own device.
**New with iOS 26: Accessibility Reader
- Use this quick tool to read any text on your iPad or iPhone screen. Add the shortcut to your Control Center. How to here
- Office Lens - free app for iOS or Android: Read worksheets/book pages and type/speak answers into document, then send electronically to teacher
- How to use Office Lens app: Office Lens Video Tutorial
- How to read multiple pages at once with Office Lens
- How to use Text Suggestions (word prediction) in Microsoft: Like Co:Writer, but built in
- Microsoft Learning Tools – OneNote & Immersive Reader: Learn all the accessibility features in OneNote and Immersive Reader
- Read Aloud/Speak feature in Microsoft Edge Browser: Edge can read websites to you!
- 3 Technology Must-Do's for Dyslexia at School
- Dyslexia Basics – LD Online
- Best Fonts for Dyslexia
- BeeLine Reader (available as a font in Bookshare and most apps used to access Bookshare)
- Supporting Dyslexia with Microsoft Tools
- Microsoft Accessibility (Windows - see headings for individual disabilities)
- Chrome Apps and Extensions to Help with Reading