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Overall Satisfaction with Read&Write
We have purchased Read&Write for all our students to support universal learning design. Because it is a Google extension, it supports our Ministry-funded Chromebooks for our students with learner needs.
Pros
- Helps students get word to page (prediction or talk&type).
- Text-to-voice supports students with reading needs and allows students to employ an auditory self-editing strategy.
- Higher level study skills and research tools support all students regardless of their learning profile.
Cons
- The dictionary tool needs an elementary student-level dictionary. The existing dictionary does not support younger students and/or students with learning needs.
- Read&Write needs to be available in the kiosk-mode on a Chromebook.
- When using Google Docs, Read&Write needs a hotkey for non-continuous reading to aid students with attention deficits. This strategy allows them to read continuously while re-engaging with the document after each sentence. This strategy can also be used in OrbitNote with PDFs by turning off continuous reading and using click to speak.
- Help to de-stigmatize utilizing assistive technology.
- Supported inclusion in the classroom.
- Increased access because Read&Write is not device dependent.
Because Read&Write isn't device-dependent, our students can access support in a variety of circumstances: on their own ministry-funded device, on their home device, or on Chromebook carts/ mobile labs.
Read&Write is more economical, accessible (not device-dependent), and supports the Google platform. Texthelp's customer service is far more supportive, and Texthelp's R&D is far more innovative.
Do you think Read&Write delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Read&Write's feature set?
Yes
Did Read&Write live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Read&Write go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Read&Write again?
Yes


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