Microsoft Learning Tools Demo at Made By Dyslexia Showcase in Atlanta

[@davidmerriman2317]

Love the presentation. We need to support the development of old and new engineers with Dyslexia within the Microsoft Partner Channel. From my personal perspective, this needs more attention. We are excluding a fantastic group of people who would love to become Microsoft engineers. I have just tried reading the installation guide for Microsoft Defender 365 and I am at a loss as to why they have asked a solicitor/attorney to write it. My suggestion would be video guides all the way like Acronis and cloudworxs offer to support easy learning for all.

[@morpheus1603]

Amazing loved the presentation. I support neurodiversity adults into training and employment and the tools will make a big difference to them

[@jamesheseltine2011]

God bless you all for this

[@padmasirohi9259]

Hello, I am working with dyslexic students . Can u guide me about support for this system. From where to download. Any documentation for the same.

[@AdamNZ]

WOW, this is everything I was going to adapt into a low tech version that is available to everyone.

[@ambrosiojoanie]

Is this now common in ms 365?

[@nickname3114]

The syllable function needs a feature to help me learn to say the individual syllables in each word, as I may know how to say a selected word and even spell that word, but I don't know how to say the sounds of each noun valves syllable in the word I've highlighted. The words I can spell and read I have memorised by what thay look like, not how thay sound.

[@kirstyhepworth7343]

I like Microsoft learning tools because Immersive reader is amazing to uses because with my dyslexia I find reading a struggle but with immersive reader is amazing it does help and I fully recommend it to anyone

[@kirstyhepworth7343]

What makes me confused is that school have got microsoft office sweat and it doesn't get used enough at all. And also I do think this will help so I give my backing to microsoft learning tools and to the office sweat because this will help.

[@kevinmanley3353]

Also, there is an App that uses Interactive Orthography, helping struggling readers break the words into segments plus cueing letter sounds! www.learningstewards.org/a-safety-web-for-reading-to-learn/ HOW TO USE: mlc.learningstewards.org/pqs-app/

[@michellelagos-young3398]

He keeps saying it's free, but I can't find it anywhere. How do I get access to this?

[@teachalltoread]

You should be able to go into your Office and Windows accessibility to find any tools you need. Check out this link: www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/products/learning-tools/default.aspx

[@therealmarissacruz]

Also, to get access to the browser features I believe you have to use Microsoft Edge as your browser. Not 100% sure myself though, just a guess.

[@LILACleeds]

This is the link to the PowerPoint in this aka.ms/InclusiveDeck

[@m.k.s.7417]

I have this dream, for: "AFRICA'S Dyslexics/Dyspraxics/A.D.H.D.ers/Autists etc. ["NeuroDiverse AFRICANs"]; to: work for the likes, of MicroSoft/I.B.M./Oracle, etc.!!" -M.K.S.

[@m.k.s.7417]

Could M.S. (MicroSoft) and/or; other such_ tech.-Cos., "train -up and then employ [ultimately]; "Africa's_ Neuro-Diverse people(s)"!!"??