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Free collection of audiobooks and short stories as downloadable MP3s with text passages and reading strategies, from the University of South Florida. Supports fluency and listening comprehension.

Free reading practice app from Google that listens as children read aloud, gives feedback, and offers a library of stories. Supports early readers and multilingual learners.

Reading tool that applies a color gradient to text to guide the eye from line to line, improving focus and speed. Free browser tools are available, with paid options for schools.

Free guidance, tools, and training on making learning materials accessible to students with disabilities, including how to find and create accessible formats.

Nonprofit with free articles, tools, and expert guidance on learning and thinking differences such as dyslexia and ADHD, for educators and families. Practical classroom strategies and support ideas.

Free, open-source typeface designed to make text easier to read for some readers with dyslexia. Teachers can use it on handouts and devices as one of several reading supports.

Nonprofit providing human-narrated audiobooks and teacher tools for students with dyslexia and other reading differences. Membership or school licenses are required.

The Universal Design for Learning framework from CAST, with free guidelines on providing multiple means of engagement, representation, and action and expression. A planning foundation for inclusive…

Literacy support toolbar with text-to-speech, word prediction, dictionary, and highlighting for reading and writing. Helps students with dyslexia and English learners. Free features are available for…

Text-to-speech reader that turns documents, web pages, and ebooks into natural-sounding audio. A free version is available, with paid upgrades. Supports students with reading difficulties and English…

Accessible ebook library for people with print disabilities, offering audio, large print, and braille formats. Free for qualified US students with documentation from a qualified professional.

Free accessibility features built into Microsoft apps, including Immersive Reader, which reads text aloud, breaks words into syllables, adjusts spacing, and translates. Supports students with…