Research abstract

Units of Sound Webinar 6th October

Want to improve your reading, spelling, memory, or dictation skills? Dyslexia Action’s Units of Sound webinar is offered online to make learning and improving these skills easy for everyone, in a new version which offers tutoring support, writing activities, and more. By Dyslexia Action

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Units of Sound Online have recently been unveiled and announced to the community. In particular it consists of a new modern design that creates an inviting student environment for the key skills of dictation, memory, spelling, as well as reading in particular. It allows you to log in from school, home, or anywhere in particular with internet access.
In more detail to the units of sound online it is suitable for key stage two in particular through to adults themselves. Even more so involved with the new version six of the system itself some of the particular features for it include having online access, some certain writing activities, extra tutoring resources, auto route itself, as well as having Windows and Mac compatibility.

Key takeaways

  1. There will be a Units of Sound Webinar on October 6th to demonstrate the new version.
  2. The new design creates a modern learning environment and is available to users anywhere with internet access.
  3. The new version includes online access, writing activities, and tutor resources, and is compatible with both Windows and Mac.

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