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New website helps people with dyslexia improve reading

A website developed by a science student is helping people with dyslexia to maximise their reading speed and minimise errors.

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Tue, 30 Jun, 2020 - 11:13

Evelyn Ring

A website developed by a science student is helping people with dyslexia to maximise their reading speed and minimise errors.

The new social enterprise start-up — Dyslex.ie, claims it can improve the reading abilities of people with dyslexia by up to 50%.

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