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Beeline extension will apply a color gradient to text to make reading quicker and keep you focused when reading online. It also has a focus feature where you can dim the rest of the text on the page. It will cover the rest of your screen with a light white to make it easier to focus in on what you are reading. You can go into the extension and mess with the settings to choose what you prefer.

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Changes the color of the page to make it easier to read. Also has a dyslexic font.

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Allows you to change the colors of the page.
Also, has a "clean mode" which changes the format of the page and creates a more simplified version.

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A bar at the top with many options to change text size, use text to speech, make other adjustments. A little annoying because it keeps coming back even after I 'exit' the bar.

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Changes font of words on any page.
Makes it easier to read for students who are dyslexic

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What: reads aloud the text
How: when you turn it on, it will start reading what you want it to read.
Why: If someone has trouble reading, they could simply turn this on and it would read it to them

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What: Fixes grammar, you can enter your writing style, level, and what you usually write for to customize corrections/suggestions.
How: It underlines mistakes or changes in red, you just click and change them.
I like this a lot! I used it on my Mobile Learning Lesson and it had 12 corrections for me.

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What: Free extension to Chrome that uses certain fonts to make it easier on readers.
How: Makes it easier to read for the reader
Why: Increases the ability for someone to read who struggles with dyslexia.

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What: This is an extension for math that helps with writing equations, writing math symbols that aren't on the regular keyboard, etc. There is also a mobile app
How: When you open the browser, a bar will pop up on the bottom. You can type or draw equations and symbols straight in there and then import it to your google doc.
Why: This is a great tool for students who are working with abstract symbols in math, they can type them and represent them accurately on google docs.

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- Text to speech: to hear words, passages or whole documents Read aloud
- Text and picture: dictionaries to see the meaning of the words explained
- Highlights text documents
- Only free for 30 days

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Saves webpages
Build library
Stores files
Article Sharing
Reading, Research, and Writing

For school or work

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what: it makes the words more clear and letters in the words clear too
how: by just using a different a i think a slightlyy larger font
why: in order for students to be able to read text more efficently

However I feel that this tool may not help that much for Dyslexia students the font is not too much different than regular website fonts.  I have some sort of Dyslexia myself and I feel like it really does not help or hurt students

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Fixes spelling and grammar, sound more confident, make concise sentences, and improve word choice.

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REMOVES ADS! REMOVES CLUTTER!

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What: will highlight words that are spelt wrong or aren't written correctly.
How: when writing an email for example it will highlight the miswritten words.
Why: help writers write more professionally.

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What: changes fonts to a font that is easier to read if you are dyslexic

Why: If you have dyslexia this would be helpful when you go through websites and stuff

How: enable open dyslexic and it will change all fonts to an easier font for people with dyslexia to read.

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Gives a person the option to "enable open dyslexic" which changes the font of the words on your screen to help reading.
You can turn it off and on.
Depending on the page, it might not change all of the words.
Allows for dyslexic readers to be able to read on their computer screen.
Awesome extension!

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- text predictions
- voice typing
- web search
- screen mask (highlights certain portions of the screen)
- practice read aloud
What: extension that offers these tools on google docs
How: open the extension and there is a bar that comes up on the top where you can choose from
Why: This can be helpful for students who can't type, who have trouble focusing on the entire screen, who need assistance typing, etc.

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What: This allows students to annotate, create outlines, save articles.
How: Users can upload articles/files that they can annotate or save for later.
Why?: This allows students to be able to save documents online. It is free to use. Allows individuals to have everything digitally if printing is not an option.

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What: Makes every new line of text a different color.
This assistive technology helps people read faster by up to 30%

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- Saves and organizes webpages/links
-Allows annotations directly on the webpage - prevents need for printing

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-Text to speech
-Change Font size
-Can change speed and pitch
-Different languages available
-Highlights words it's reading

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A all in one tool with highlighters, visor, Audio reader, text prediction, dictionary and a translator
One stop shop and it is universal so helpful to everyone.

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Read's aloud to you whatever is written on a page.
For example I had it read loud an assignment for this class.
All you have to do is press the extension button and it starts to read.
Good for online story reading.

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-Annotate articles online
-Save articles to a cloud for later use
-Can share any annotated article
-Has a free trial of the upgraded version
-Has a free Basic Plan with less features

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What: makes each line of text a different color
Why: allows people to read faster/easier (read 20-30% faster)
How: you can change the color scheme, font size, and letter spacing
Other facts:there is fee after awhile- looks like after a few months it charges ~$2/month,  charges to decode pdfs, only 4 free daily reads
My thoughts: overall I liked this app and thought it would be a helpful tool, one review from someone with dyslexia say it helped them read faster and see the text easier

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What: Overrides the fonts on webpages to one specific font called the OpenDyslexic font.
How: Making the whole webpage one font.
Why: Makes text more readable for those with dyslexia.

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What: Personalized support to help with documents or anything attached to Google Drive.
How: Text to Speech or Speech to Text help, reads the meaning of words and pictures through an online dictionary.
Why: To help those who need it online and to reach all learning abilities

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-What: Allows you to write a short summary (TLDR) for articles online.
-How: Users add their own TL;DR captions which pop up when you hover over a headline.
-Why: Allows user to sift through information more efficiently and not read through an entire clickbait article.

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-Text to speech
-Speech to text
-Definitions of words or pictures
-Only free for the first 30 days