Dyslexia has consistently been a challenge for anyone wanting to expand their knowledge base. This is even more challenging as online learning becomes more prominent, as it has generally improved rates of literacy for some time now. Although there are advantages for online learning, it is still difficult for dyslexic learners compared to face-to-face learning. Luckily, according to this video, there are accomodations that dyslexic learners can use.
Luckily, now educators are quickly promoting tools that will accommodate the needs of dyslexics. There must be more education for internet users about internet literacy, such as judging the trustwortiness of a website nd what programs are best. For example, suggested writing support tools are Ginger writing software and Co:Writer. A literary conference may be an integral step towards understanding how online learning should best be handled.
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Key takeaways
- The speaker cited that although there are advantages for online learning it is still difficult for dyslexic learners compared to face-to-face learning.
- There is lack in educating internet users about critical internet literacy or judging whether a certain website is trustworthy or not.
- Some of the suggested writing support tools for dyslexics are Ginger writing software and Co:Writer.
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