ExamReader | C-Pen | Text to speech device | Exam aid | Human reader alternative

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but w hat about if the chid/teen has a physical condition that means they don’t have a steady hand to just ‘gently scan the text’, which is a fair point. Depending on your requirements, using the speech output facility of a screen reader will be a cheaper option than harnessing a Braille display to it. The RNIB Newsagent (formerly National Talking Newspapers and Magazines) provides a wide range of newspapers and magazines for people who find standard print inaccessible. AbilityNet's factsheet also lists possible sources of second hand and refurbished computer equipment. The C-Pen Exam Reader is a totally portable, pocket-sized device that reads text out aloud with an English human-like digital voice.

A Braille display can be linked to a computer to enable a user to read by touch what is on the screen.Designed for exams and testing, the AI-supported Text-to-Speech core means faster and more accurate scanning than ever before— and it’s approved by JCQ for use in most UK exams, too. Easy Connectivity - The Exam Reader 2 includes a standard micro-USB connector for charging the battery, which provides hours of runtime from a single charge. The C-Pen Exam Reader 2 has been approved by The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ)* for use in exams. The C-Pen Exam Reader 2 is the next-generation exam support, designed to assist users through their learning journey. We’d like to set a Facebook Pixel to help improve your experience on this site and show you related advertising.

The magnification range for these magnifiers tends to be limited relative to desktop video magnifiers. Helps Children and Teens Access Text Independently– Many children will need support and help when reading.

This combination of angle, speed and accuracy makes me worry that younger children won’t have the dexterity for this product. If you would like to opt-out of Google Analytics monitoring your behaviour on our sites please use this link ( https://tools. They consist of either plastic frames or string lines (which are more flexible and helpful when writing in small case letters with tails such as g, j, p).