Versu combines a reading app with an element of gaming in which users can participate in, and choose their characters’ thoughts, feelings, actions, and words.

Dyscalculator is a calculator app designed specifically to meet the needs of users with dyscalculia.

Combining a dictionary with a thesaurus, the Dictionary.com app gives users a powerful reference tool on the go, allowing words to be search via text or voice, and allowing users to view “trending” searches in their area.

openWeb is a mobile web browser designed specifically for dyslexic users. The app, which is available for iOS devices, works similarly to other mobile browsers but contains a few key features for users who have trouble interpreting and decoding text while reading.

Open Office, as the name implies, is a free, open-source software that features a word processor, a formula editor, database manager, as well as presentation and drawing applications, which helps users with Planning, Organization, and Writing skills.

Sports Illustrated offers a website just for kids and young teens with articles and games about all things sports-related topics.

Marvel Comics is a website and app that lets users read, explore, and download comics featuring characters like Spiderman, The X-Men, and The Avengers.

Word Dynamo helps with Focus, Working Memory, Time Management, Reading and Dyslexia, and is recommended to users ages 6+.

This action game helps children practice the Flexibility and Working Memory thinking skills as well as reading and writing and is appropriate for any user ages 8+.

The Nook is an e-reader that allows users to search, preview, download, and read digital books. Developed by Barnes & Noble, the Nook offers an expansive online selection of e-books, magazines, news […]