Teacher Aide Pro vs Dyslexify

Designed by a teacher, for teachers! • Attendance, Gradebook & Seating Chart • Variety of PDF reports • Identify students at-risk due to attendance or grades • Easily notify students, parents and advisors with bulk email. • Easily sync student roster from Google Classroom • Export grades to Schoolloop and other grading systems Teacher Aide Pro allows use of the attendance and gradebook for 1 class for free. An auto-renewable monthly subscription supports up to 20 classes for a maximum of 6 terms. Access to additional features such as the seating chart, PDF reports and the At-Risk student screen for all classes. More updates will continue to arrive monthly. Autorenewable Subscription Details To access additional features the user needs to subscribe to an auto renewable monthly subscription. This means the subscription automatically renews 24 hours before the end of the subscription date. Auto renewable subscriptions can be managed from the user iTunes account, and a link is provided in the subscription screen while in the app. All future updates are included with the auto renewable monthly subscription. The subscription may be cancelled for any future months, and the user will still have access to the data, only the additional features will be disabled. Please email the developer at support@inpocketsolutions.com with any questions or suggestions. Privacy Policy: https://inpocketsolutions.com/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://inpocketsolutions.com/terms Facebook page www.facebook.com/TeacherAidePro

Some text is harder to read than it needs to be. Dyslexify lets you change it. Import a text file, a Markdown file or a PDF, then set it the way your eyes want it: the typeface, how big it is, how much air sits between the words, how wide the column runs, and what colour the page is. Press play and hear it read aloud, with each word highlighted as it is spoken. FOUR TYPEFACES, AND AN HONEST WORD ABOUT THEM Dyslexify includes OpenDyslexic, Atkinson Hyperlegible, Arial and the system typeface, in one menu, with a sample so you can see the letters that usually cause trouble — b and d, p and q, 0 and O, 1 and l and I. Four rather than one, on purpose. Research on dyslexia-specific typefaces is genuinely mixed: some studies find readers prefer them, others find no measurable difference in speed or accuracy against a plain face like Arial. Preference varies from person to person, and the only test that matters is your own reading. So Dyslexify hands you the choice instead of making it for you. THE CONTROLS THAT DO THE HEAVY LIFTING Typeface gets the attention. These often matter more: - Size — bigger than you think you need is usually right. - Word spacing — more air between words, on its own control. - Letter spacing — a little goes a long way. - Line spacing — room to find the next line without losing your place. - Line width — a short column is easier to track than a wide one. - Page colour — paper, cream, sepia, slate, night, or high contrast. Your choice stays put; it does not flip when the sun goes down. Four presets to start from — Comfort, Focus, Large Print and Night — and every one of them leaves your typeface alone. READ ALOUD Any document can be spoken, at the speed you choose, in any voice installed on your device. The word being read is highlighted on the page as you follow along. Seeing and hearing the same word at the same time helps a lot of readers more than any single typeface does. BUILT FOR IPHONE, IPAD AND MAC One app, native on all three. Your library, your place in each document and all of your settings sync through your own iCloud account, so you can set things up on the Mac and pick up on your phone exactly where you stopped. ACCESSIBLE THROUGHOUT Full VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, and every control reachable by keyboard on the Mac and by voice everywhere. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR DEVICE No account. No analytics. No advertising. No tracking. What you read is yours: it lives on your device and in your private iCloud, and we never see it. Dyslexify is a reading tool, not a treatment for dyslexia or any other condition. It changes how text looks and sounds so you can find what works for you. Typefaces are used under the SIL Open Font License. OpenDyslexic was created by Abbie Gonzalez; Atkinson Hyperlegible is by the Braille Institute of America. Neither project is affiliated with this app.