Dyslexia week
ClaroRead 9: Spellcheck and Prediction
Join our webinar on the Oct 5, 2020 02:00 PM London
Spelling can be difficult for people with Dyslexia, for example, homophones such as “there” and “their.” ClaroRead has always supported these people by notifying them of these occurrences, one at a time.
Although this is great, this can be time consuming. ClaroRead 9 allows the user to check homophones or confusing words throughout the entire word document. ClaroRead will take you to each word which may need checking – it will skip common words that are highly unlikely to be incorrect such as “I” and “the”, this is a much quicker method. Expert spellcheck technology from Lingit is integrated, who are world leaders in spell checkers for people with dyslexia.
An additional feature in ClaroRead 9, word prediction now features as pictures and can assist you in choosing the correct word. This is great when typing homophones to help you select the correct word amongst same-sounding words.
Ayoa
Join our webinar on the Oct 7, 2020 02:00 PM London
Every business begins as an idea. Ayoa Mind Maps facilitates team to manifest and develop their best ideas. The importance of founding projects on strong ideas is often overlooked. By organising your thoughts and adding daily to your ideas, this can vastly improve the attainment of goals and strategizing the work that will be required towards them.
Flexible workspaces allow you to take control of your day, in the way that suits you best. With everchanging tasks and priorities, Ayoa can ensure organising and meeting deadlines is effortless.
Ayoa allows individuals to take ownership for their own work and allows managers to see and overview of team progress and is a great tool for delegation. Everything you require is all in one place and helps you grow your thoughts from initial thoughts to actionable tasks.
Of 6,000 people invited to participate in our survey, those that answered the question ‘How much time do you believe you save by using Ayoa?’ showed an average time saved of 46%.
Every business begins as an idea. Ayoa Mind Maps facilitates team to manifest and develop their best ideas. The importance of founding projects on strong ideas is often overlooked. By organising your thoughts and adding daily to your ideas, this can vastly improve the attainment of goals and strategizing the work that will be required towards them.
Flexible workspaces allow you to take control of your day, in the way that suits you best. With everchanging tasks and priorities, Ayoa can ensure organising and meeting deadlines is effortless.
Ayoa allows individuals to take ownership for their own work and allows managers to see and overview of team progress and is a great tool for delegation. Everything you require is all in one place and helps you grow your thoughts from initial thoughts to actionable tasks.
Of 6,000 people invited to participate in our survey, those that answered the question ‘How much time do you believe you save by using Ayoa?’ showed an average time saved of 46%.
Lightkey
Join our webinar on the Oct 9, 2020 02:00 PM London
Lightkey is an intuitive predictive text tool which can be used in a range of programmes and applications. Lightkey automatically learns your typing patterns and styles, as even the most creative work has concepts and patterns. Alternatively, when constructing professional documents such as academic papers, words and phrases are often repeated. Typing the same words or phrases frequently, can often become laborious and cumbersome.
Lightkey is always analysing the content of your document and will suggest previously learnt words, phrases or sentences. The capabilities of the artificial intelligence is also able to suggest relevant predictions for rich content creation.
Lightkey uses its text prediction engine to offer suggestions for words even when this has been misspelt, even if you are not sure how to spell a word, Lightkey’s intelligence will provide the correct spelling or suggestions.
It allows you to remain focus on your ideas rather than the manner in how you are trying to type them. Additionally, by reducing the repetition of frequent phrases, this can minimise impact and unnecessary pain to an individual’s wrist. Less typing = less pain and strain!
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