Dyslexia.tech Framework (Preview)
The Dyslexia.tech Framework represents a groundbreaking tool that harnesses the power of artificial intelligence and human expertise to empower individuals facing dyslexia and neurodiversity challenges. By conducting a personalised survey, it gains deep insights into the unique needs and obstacles of users, whether they are young students or independent professionals. This innovative approach enables the framework to identify and recommend the most suitable assistive technology solutions, ensuring a tailored and effective support system.
Was £69.00
Only £39.00
The Framwork
Discover the Dyslexia.tech Framework – a cutting-edge tool blending AI and human expertise to support dyslexia and neurodiversity challenges. Through personalised surveys, it tailors assistive technology recommendations based on individual needs, spanning from vital to notable requirements. This preview product is under development, and by paying for it, you’ll contribute to its growth and receive comprehensive guidance on the most suitable assistive technology solutions to enhance educational and personal growth.
Please note that this product is currently in its preview stage, and we are actively developing and refining its efficacy.
£39.00
Developing and refining its efficacy
With Dyslexia.tech Framework – a pioneering tool that combines AI and human expertise to support individuals.
The Framework is currently in its preview stage, and we are actively developing and refining its efficacy.
For schools or individuals interested in being part of our trial, this presents an ideal opportunity. Participating in the trial allows you to test the framework for multiple students, providing valuable insights and helping us fine-tune its performance.
Furthermore, engaging in the trial opens the door to the possibility of having a case study written about your experience. This not only benefits you but also contributes to the ongoing development and improvement of the Dyslexia.tech Framework. Your involvement in this exciting journey can make a meaningful impact on the support available for those with dyslexia and neurodiversity.
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