Trial finds using Microsoft's One Note software boosts dyslexic children's learning

A small-scale trial suggests that off-the-shelf technology could help dyslexic children's learning. The 11-week study, carried out by the British Dyslexia Association at Knowle Hill School in Surrey, found that using Immersive Reader, part of Microsoft's One Note software, improved pupil's reading comprehension and emotional well-being. Hearing, rather than reading, makes is easier to spot mistakes and correct them.