While speed reading and skimming are generally the go-to methods for more efficient reading, for me using ‘Text to speech' has always been the best way to power through documents. And even if you are not [...]
At some time or another one the thing most, dyslexics will struggle with is converting those wonderful thought their head into the written word on screen or page. So, when even we come across a dyslexic [...]
With the next academic session looming, young entrepreneur Chris Hughes is launching an App to increase support for students with learning differences in higher education. With thousands of prospective students preparing to begin their higher education [...]
With summer coming to an end, for many, the trials and tribulations of exam season are becoming a distant memory. But for some people, the shockwaves of not getting the exam results they'd hoped for can [...]
Often your ability to succeed in the world means mastering the written word. But for many of us with dyslexia, the T’s & C’s of participation, don’t quite match our dominant skillset. In her new [...]
As someone with dyslexia, I have a somewhat love/hate relationship with books. So when I was told I would be featured in a book about dyslexia, it gave me somewhat of a dilemma. What do [...]
In this episode of The Codpast, Sean is invited to Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ) to learn how dyslexic employees have helped keep the British isles safe for over a 100 years. The story behind the podcast: [...]
It’s been a while since we put out any new videos, but the good news is we are back. We will be uploading videos every few weeks, which will take you behind the scenes of [...]