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Parents and special education teachers
Setting up a new Android device for a student with dyslexia
Use cases
About
The Android for Dyslexia mind map template is a curated guide for dyslexic users, covering 5 key areas: Google Account, Apps for Reading, Apps for Writing, Apps for Organisation, and Apps for Math. It lists 15 specific apps like @Voice Aloud, Moon+ Reader Pro, and MyScript Calculator, helping users leverage Android tools to overcome reading, writing, organizational, and math challenges. This Android for Dyslexia template serves as a practical cheat sheet for selecting assistive technology.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Occupational therapists and assistive technology specialists
Reviewing assistive technology options for dyslexia support
Adults with dyslexia seeking productivity apps
Creating a personalized toolkit for daily reading and writing tasks
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore the Template
Download the Android for Dyslexia file and open it in Xmind to browse the five core categories of assistive technology.
Step 2
Customize Your App Selection
Modify the existing nodes for reading, writing, and math apps by adding personal notes or replacing them with your preferred tools.
Step 3
Export and Share Your Guide
Save your customized assistive technology map as a PDF or image to use as a quick reference or to share with others.
Frequently asked questions
The template lists 15 apps across 5 categories: @Voice Aloud, Moon+ Reader Pro, ColorDict, Ivona Voice, Text Fairy, Google Now, Google Docs, SwiftKey Keyboard, Google Keep, Google Now Launcher, Google Calendar, Speak n Talk Calculator, and MyScript Calculator.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then explore the 'Apps for Reading' branch. Install recommended apps like @Voice Aloud for text-to-speech or Moon+ Reader Pro for customizable e-book reading.
The template is free to download from Xmind's template marketplace. You can edit and customize it in Xmind desktop or web app.
Yes, you can add or remove apps by editing the nodes in Xmind. Simply right-click a branch to add new child nodes with your preferred apps.
It reminds users to set up Back up and Sign ins on their Android device, ensuring data is saved and accounts are accessible for using the recommended apps.
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