Thanks for making these videos! I'm an English teacher in Kansas (high school) and recently did an in-service over dyslexia because helping my students is my passion. I stumbled across your videos and have found a wealth of info within them! I'll be sharing some of the apps you've used plus your video series this week during inservice with elem- high school teachers in my district for "Things you can do from day 1 to assist your dyslexic students. " While we're a small school and there are only 2 diagnosed dyslexic students in the JrSr High, these strategies and apps will help A LOT of students who may not be diagnosed or have other reading/ language differences. Thank you so much!
Thank you! Hope your back to school goes well, let me know if there anything thing I could do support what your doing, cause it sound like your doing amazing work!
I stumbled upon your channel because I am having a lot of trouble getting organized and figuring out a routine for myself that I can follow if my schedule changes. I am really looking forward to these videos because I love the idea of hacking Dyslexia!
I found your channel because I was diagnosed pretty early but never understood all of the implications or how it manifests outside of just writing and reading. Now im trying to learn to cope with some of those things but there doesn't seem to be as many resources for adults than there is for children. Thanks for the videos.
Great as always, I’m very jealous of your use of Rome. I started initially with Notion, I do enjoy but I’ve failed to orient it into daily life. I love the concept but, I think Rome is more my direction. Just picked up an IPad last month and as a study tool it’s been a godsend... The Android Elitest in me was screaming bloody murder, but I’ve become a true believer. Great video, looking forward to peak at your work flows. I reached out to you per your request on Instagram. Keep up the good work.
I struggle with certain apps and making sense of them in the first place - spectrum of dyslexia I have makes it hard to read formatted layouts - just as understanding and filling out a form is often a struggle, or doing an order picking type job, because of a kind of language//format blindness. There are variations to dyslexia, such as dysphasia, but I'm not clear which type I have and dyslexia tests didn't clarify. It's like not knowing what to look at first, eyes wonder about and key points don't jump out. I'll have to try this though...
I know this maybe off topic but, I'm dyslexic and can't argue at all. I can't remember important topics of a conversation, when I'm angry. I can't echo my partners words after he tells me something, in an argument. Idk if this is a common occurrence for others but, anytime I get worked up, I can't say things word for word. I can recall body language and tone but not exact verbiage. Are there resources or tools that can help me with that? Are others experiencing the same?
Thank you so much! I am currently in my final year of uni and found out I’m dyslexic mid year, i bought an iPad to help me but couldn’t figure out what apps were best to use so this really helped. Have you used goodnotes5? I was recommended this and struggling to use it
Do you have a list of this tools? Like a blog. I'm a student in college and my senior year of high school, I was tested for dyslexia and I have not been able to learn how to manege it and how in college. I'm having a really had time and I believe I need some tools to help me succeed.
I know this question is for him but * I have a few suggestions that have helped me. I use this chrome extension called Helperbird: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/helperbird-accessibility/ahmapmilbkfamljbpgphfndeemhnajme It lets you customize a lot of things on a webpage such as font, font size, coloured ruler + more. A feature to also check out within Helperbird or Microsoft Office 365 is: Immersive Reader. It’s so easy to comprehend words because the voice is so natural & the words are very clear.
I assume a person is starting at zero when I approach making these videos, I put time stamps so you can skip ahead if your already have the background information. Thanks for your feedback, I’m working on getting better at youtube condensing all this info down into shorter videos is a bit challenging.
Nishantha : Hi it’s Luke not trying to be negative just trying to find information it gets a bit tiring looking at lots of videos and really not finding the information I appreciate the help and the effort maybeTry smaller pieces of information and more pacific relating to the need of the person all the best thanks Luke
Could people "fundraise, for: "AfriCANs; with Dyslexia"; to get such tech.!!"?? I wish to: support_ "Africa and Asia's_dyslexics!!" And "(ALL the [very]) AfriCAN Tech._Ind./Sector"_ just_ -generally!!?? -M.K.S.
Thanks for making these videos! I'm an English teacher in Kansas (high school) and recently did an in-service over dyslexia because helping my students is my passion. I stumbled across your videos and have found a wealth of info within them! I'll be sharing some of the apps you've used plus your video series this week during inservice with elem- high school teachers in my district for "Things you can do from day 1 to assist your dyslexic students. " While we're a small school and there are only 2 diagnosed dyslexic students in the JrSr High, these strategies and apps will help A LOT of students who may not be diagnosed or have other reading/ language differences. Thank you so much!
Thank you! Hope your back to school goes well, let me know if there anything thing I could do support what your doing, cause it sound like your doing amazing work!
I stumbled upon your channel because I am having a lot of trouble getting organized and figuring out a routine for myself that I can follow if my schedule changes. I am really looking forward to these videos because I love the idea of hacking Dyslexia!
Awesome to you found this playlist: I have a lot of content planned around routines and habits coming up.
This is what’s happened to me I stumbled across this but these tips are great.
I discovered you about 6 months ago and you popped on my feed yesterday....so I’ve been watching you. Thank you for all your hard work. 🇬🇧
Humbled! Thank you so much!
I found your channel because I was diagnosed pretty early but never understood all of the implications or how it manifests outside of just writing and reading. Now im trying to learn to cope with some of those things but there doesn't seem to be as many resources for adults than there is for children. Thanks for the videos.
Awesome! Welcome to the club! Join the dyslexia community if you wanna connect with other adults with dyslexia. community.howtodyslexia.com
Thank you for sharing your tools and apps that you use on daily basis
Great as always, I’m very jealous of your use of Rome. I started initially with Notion, I do enjoy but I’ve failed to orient it into daily life. I love the concept but, I think Rome is more my direction. Just picked up an IPad last month and as a study tool it’s been a godsend... The Android Elitest in me was screaming bloody murder, but I’ve become a true believer. Great video, looking forward to peak at your work flows. I reached out to you per your request on Instagram. Keep up the good work.
Hey thanks for reaching out on Instagram! I just DM’ed you. Stoked to share the the workflows with in the next couple of videos.
I loved this video, it was super useful. great job man!
Great video brother. Thank you
Thanks for making this video! I appreciate so much😀
Your totally welcome!
Awesome information, will definitely use this for my daughter.
I struggle with certain apps and making sense of them in the first place - spectrum of dyslexia I have makes it hard to read formatted layouts - just as understanding and filling out a form is often a struggle, or doing an order picking type job, because of a kind of language//format blindness. There are variations to dyslexia, such as dysphasia, but I'm not clear which type I have and dyslexia tests didn't clarify. It's like not knowing what to look at first, eyes wonder about and key points don't jump out. I'll have to try this though...
Can you do a driving video using a GPS as a dyslexic person it would be interesting to see I have dyslexia and cerebral palsy and love cars
Is Mindnote similar to Mindmap as this was issued with my laptop when diagnosed with dyslexia?
Thanks so much.
Thanks for this video
Thank you
I need help learning how to use them
Thank you.
I know this maybe off topic but, I'm dyslexic and can't argue at all. I can't remember important topics of a conversation, when I'm angry. I can't echo my partners words after he tells me something, in an argument.
Idk if this is a common occurrence for others but, anytime I get worked up, I can't say things word for word. I can recall body language and tone but not exact verbiage.
Are there resources or tools that can help me with that? Are others experiencing the same?
Thanks for this information
Thanks
Thank you so much for making this
Thank you so much! I am currently in my final year of uni and found out I’m dyslexic mid year, i bought an iPad to help me but couldn’t figure out what apps were best to use so this really helped. Have you used goodnotes5? I was recommended this and struggling to use it
Try notability, I have both but I like notability better.
Do you have a list of this tools? Like a blog.
I'm a student in college and my senior year of high school, I was tested for dyslexia and I have not been able to learn how to manege it and how in college. I'm having a really had time and I believe I need some tools to help me succeed.
I know this question is for him but * I have a few suggestions that have helped me.
I use this chrome extension called Helperbird:
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/helperbird-accessibility/ahmapmilbkfamljbpgphfndeemhnajme
It lets you customize a lot of things on a webpage such as font, font size, coloured ruler + more.
A feature to also check out within Helperbird or Microsoft Office 365 is: Immersive Reader. It’s so easy to comprehend words because the voice is so natural & the words are very clear.
Great stuff!
this was really helpful
Excellent.
Love from india ❤️
Thanks bro 🙏🏽
More tuturisls please 🙏
Dyslexic dysgraphia I'm also visually impaired nothing seems to help I'm 69 no resources in town I'm in and can't drive
Amen
I need to talk to someone that will help me with software for starting my own business, and for getting Grant's
Thanks, I hope this app is for Samsung
I think there are ways to use this system with windows and android
I wish Kindles had a yellow background when reading :(
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Air pods. Thanks
Dating is a little difficult for me a lot of women I meet are very impatient
A lot of talking no information it’s difficult being dyslexic trying to get help
I assume a person is starting at zero when I approach making these videos, I put time stamps so you can skip ahead if your already have the background information. Thanks for your feedback, I’m working on getting better at youtube condensing all this info down into shorter videos is a bit challenging.
Nishantha : Hi it’s Luke not trying to be negative just trying to find information it gets a bit tiring looking at lots of videos and really not finding the information I appreciate the help and the effort maybeTry smaller pieces of information and more pacific relating to the need of the person all the best thanks Luke
Could people "fundraise, for: "AfriCANs; with Dyslexia"; to get such tech.!!"?? I wish to: support_ "Africa and Asia's_dyslexics!!" And "(ALL the [very]) AfriCAN Tech._Ind./Sector"_ just_ -generally!!??
-M.K.S.
Thanks for this video.
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