Speaktor: Speaktor, using text-to-speech (TTS) technology, is beneficial for dyslexic people by providing an audio representation of written text. This allows them to listen to and understand text that they may not be able to read and comprehend. Read&Write Gold: This computer program assists dyslexic students and other students with learning disabilities by reading electronic text from word processing documents, web pages, PDF documents, and ebooks. It also helps to improve writing with its predictive spelling, word prediction, thesaurus, dictionary, and word choice features. KAZ Type: It teaches individuals how to touch type. There are several editions available including junior, adult, and dyslexia. The Dyslexia Edition specifically targets those with this difficult learning disability and helps them learn how to type.