Innovative software for dyslexic adults and students
This week we speak to Stuart Marsden, who creates Innovative software for dyslexic adults and students that helps either an adult or a student in so many ways. Even for non-dyslexic students this software is very interesting and indeed it would be very helpful for any adults with dyslexia even in the business world.
He discusses how his software helps students to write with a structure and so much more so listen to the podcast to learn a lot more
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Questions Raised in The Podcast
- Stuart how long it took to complete your doctoral studies?
- Your career initially involved medical devices.
- Could you share what motivated your transition to assistive technology?
- Tell us about the genesis of the idea for creating a writing helper to support students with their assignments.
- Can you provide insight into the timeline for developing a writing helper and making it available to students through the DSA process?
- Can you shed light on which other professions can benefit from this assistive technology?
- Also, is it accessible through Access to Work?
- Could you offer a sneak peek into other projects in the pipeline for Texthelp?
- Finally, we’d love to hear some amusing anecdotes from your experiences working alongside the neurodiverse community.