Read & Write is a robust toolset best utilized on a Chromebook, or in a Chrome browser.  It is the primary method to provide Word Prediction, Speech-to-text, and Text-to-speech accomodations.

Here is a printable card with a brief overview of all the features: Quick Reference Guide

You can also check out our Video Support Page, that has a video for every tool on the Read & Write tool bar.

Any student on an IEP or 504 can receive Read & Write from AT.  Being evaluated for either of those documents does qualify the student for AT. Staff members can receive a free copy of Read & Write following this link: Free R&W for Teachers 

Make sure to use your @dpsk12.net credential, not the .org.

No.  You can request up to 10 licenses at a time using the "Just requesting Read & Write" portion of the AT Request form.

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Good question!  Yes, there are other supports available.  The C-Pen and Clicker 7 are popular supports that overlap with Read & Write.  You can learn more on their specific pages, or contact an AT staff member to help ensure the student receives the correct piece of AT for their needs.

Yes! Read & Write is connected to the students @dpsk12.net credential.  Any machine they login to with that credential the Read & Write license will follow them.

Read & Write has many tools available inside of it, but the ones most commonly used for accessibility reasons are: Speech-to-Text, Word Prediction, and Text-to-Speech.  Others include Dictionary, Picture dictionary, and Google Translate.  Have more questions?  Check out the Video Support Page

Read & Write operates normaly in charter schools, as long as, the student is using their @dpsk12.net credentials.

Yes! Read & Write can be paired with other AT to fully support the students' learning needs.