I teach dyslexics and for what it’s worth not one of the kids I’ve trialed a pen stuck with it. Sorry but I would want to know- they are not cheap. As someone said audio books that are read along are a great option Answer from Final_Variation6521 on reddit.com
Scanningpens
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C-Pen Reader 2 – Award-winning reader pen for dyslexia
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Amazon
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Translator Pen & Scan Reader Pen for Dyslexia,Language Learners & Learning Difficulties,Translation Pen for 112 Languages (Silver and Black) · After viewing product detail pages, look here to find an easy way to navigate back to pages you are interested in
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C-Pen
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Dyslexia In school and assistive learning tools - C-Pen
December 6, 2024 - With C-Pen, students with dyslexia get a tool that empowers them and helps them read, understand and learn independently in school.
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July 15, 2024 -
Hi! Does anyone have experience with reader/scanning pens? The research looks promising. My school has agreed to buy a set of 5 for my learning center… but I have no idea which brand to get. I can’t afford the ones that are at the top of a few dyslexia-related website’s lists of the best pens (c-pen). I bought one for 70 bucks from a brand called Svannto or something like that. It seems to work just fine. I’m just scared to buy a bunch of expensive tech stuff without knowing the quality. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Oh, I use them! I have the ScanMarker Reader Pens and a Pro Pen! We got a huge grant and bought like ten Readers to distribute to students across the school (I have a few who keep one with them for their insanely severe dyslexia, and then some teachers keep one in their rooms to be used as needed each period). These are the ones that need to be Bluetoothed or USB connected to their computer/chromebook and used with a web app to scan text. It actually works really well once the kids get the hang of it. They used it to hear audio versions of their text or to simply scan questions into the computer and convert it into the OpenDyslexic font so they could read it themselves. The main drawback was a fairly short battery life if they were paired via Bluetooth (my students estimated about 2-3 class periods of regular use, so maybe a couple hours). Using the USB eliminated that issue, but it was a little unwieldy but doable. Those pens are only like.... okay they are $200, but go on sale occasionally and they might do school/bulk discounts. Free product disclaimer, but they did also send me a Pro Pen later on to review and keep. I gave it to my student who was using his pen the most, and he vastly preferred the Pro because it has a much longer battery life, and he could directly Bluetooth his Airpods to the Pen instead of connecting to the computer. The software is directly part of the pen instead of having to transfer to a computer/app for scanning/reading. This student had severe dyslexia and phonological gaps due to hearing loss but both pens helped him be completely independent in gen ed. I think you could easily get away with the ScanMarker Airs ($150) depending on the age of your students. They do genuinely work well and if we got another grant I would consider getting more. Not to like, shill too hard, but I did a lot of research before we bought our first set and I've appreciated their customer service since then.
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I’m interested in seeing recommendations as well.
Reddit
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r/Dyslexia on Reddit: Has anyone tried giving a text to speech pen to a child to help speed up the learning to read process?
May 28, 2024 -
My daughter is likely dyslexic (we haven't yet got her formally diagnosed but I'm 99% sure as is the school). She's slowly picking up reading, but it's painfully slow. I'm considering getting her a text to speech pen in the hope it might break the barrier that reading currently is for books, and I wondered if anyone else had tried this successfully? It's an expensive purchase if it doesn't help.
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I teach dyslexics and for what it’s worth not one of the kids I’ve trialed a pen stuck with it. Sorry but I would want to know- they are not cheap. As someone said audio books that are read along are a great option
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Getting a good 1:1 tutor would be a better investment, especially at school-age.
Dyslexiasupportsouth
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Assistive Technology • Dyslexia Support South
I have just purchased this pen for my 9 and 11 year old dyslexic boys. The c-pen reader is a great piece of technology that helps anyone with reading difficulties. It’s a small modern, portable pocket size device that reads text out loud. It has a built in dictionary which is great for when ...
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C-Pen Reader 3
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Helpful Professor
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C-Pen Reader Review (2025) - Pros & Cons for Dyslexia
November 14, 2023 - A C Pen reader is most commonly used for students with dyslexia.
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Reader pens for dyslexia
February 10, 2024 - A reader pen (also known as a dyslexia pen reader) is a portable and compact device designed to encourage and enable independent reading for anyone who struggles with dyslexia and other literacy based learning difficulties.
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Scan Reader Pen, OCR Digital Pen Reader, Text to Speech Reading Pen, Smart recoring Pen for Students, Dyslexia, Voice Wireless Language Translator for Travelers & Businessmen - Walmart.com
Scan Reader Pen, OCR Digital Pen Reader, Text to Speech Reading Pen, Smart recoring Pen for Students, Dyslexia, Voice Wireless Language Translator for Travelers & Businessmen
Scan Reader Pen, OCR Digital Pen Reader, Text to Speech Reading Pen, Smart recoring Pen for Students, Dyslexia, Voice Wireless Language Translator for Travelers & Businessmen
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International Dyslexia Association
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AT for Reading: Reading by Pen - International Dyslexia Association
November 16, 2017 - I am showing you the C-Pen Reader (www.readerpen.com) that was introduced in the United States in late 2016. The company offers three versions of this pen reader: the one I have here, another version to use for taking exams, and a dictionary ...
OrCam
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The Ultimate Dyslexia Reader Pen | OrCam Learn
November 14, 2023 - With its compact size and wireless capabilities, the OrCam Learn allows dyslexia readers to access printed material anytime, anywhere. Whether you're at school, work, or traveling, this reader pen ensures convenient and hassle-free reading ...
Dyslexia UK
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY – READING PENS | Dyslexia UK
November 29, 2023 - The CPen READERPEN https://amzn.to/3fm4oWz enables individual words and lines of text to be read aloud. It is completely self-contained, NO computer or Wi-Fi required to use the reading function.
CENMAC
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Supporting dyslexia with Scanning Pens - CENMAC
February 23, 2024 - You don’t have to take our word for it either: UK educators can claim their FREE C-Pen Reader 2 trial at Scanning Pens, so that the learners in their care can experience the magic for themselves.
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Document reader for students with dyslexia - The Chat Board - The Well-Trained Mind Community
September 9, 2024 - My high school age DS has used learning ally for the past 8 years, but now we need something that can read documents like PDF and worksheets for one of his classes. I am looking at speechify. But I want to make sure there isn't something free available for us
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RocketPen Reader, Dyslexia, High Quality Pen buy online at best price at www.microassistivetech.com
The RocketPen Reader is a cutting-edge assistive device designed to support individuals with reading difficulties, such as dyslexia, and language learners. This portable, user-friendly pen scans and reads text aloud from both printed materials and digital screens, enhancing reading comprehension ...
LD OnLine
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Pen readers | LD OnLine
July 25, 2002 - It sounds as if you are referring to the Reading Pen II from WizCom Technologies, which was specifically designed for people with reading or learning disabilities, dyslexia, and literacy issues.
Speechify
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Ultimate guide to reader pens for dyslexia | Speechify
February 7, 2023 - These types of pen scanners have been around since the ’90s and the advent of the C-Pen Reader Pen, and they’ve proven to be among the most helpful tools for dyslexic students struggling to engage with their study materials.
Quora
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What are the best assistive technology tools for kids with dyslexia, and how do they actually help with reading and writing? - Quora
Answer (1 of 3): Dyslexia can be exacerbated or relived by specific teaching methods. For example, I was able to help one family with a “problem child” resolve those problems by going back and having their child taught to read phonetically, rather than via the Whole Word method.