• Read&Write Installation Instructions (Windows) 
• Read&Write Installation Instructions (MAC)

• Hear documents and web pages read aloud to improve reading comprehension.
• Understand unfamiliar words with text and picture dictionaries.
• Develop writing skills with the word prediction.
• Turn text into audio files (MP3) so students can listen while on the go.
• Research and studying tools that assist with finding, collecting, proofing, and citing sources.
• Highlight information, and collect your notes, which include the original source.

• Interactive Toolbar - an interactive toolbar that contains snippets of information about each feature and an overview video.
• Quick Reference Card – shows the tools available and how they work.
• Quick Start Guide – a quick guide to learning how to use Read&Write.
• PDF Reader – video showing how to use the PDF Reader.
• Read& Write Windows - Scan – video showing how you can use your scanner or phone to scan
• Video Tours – small videos to explain how each feature works.
• Use at University Series – small videos to show how to use at a university.
• Read & Write for Windows Learning Resources
• Student Support Webinars – short webinars to help students learn the most popular features of Read&Write.

The Livescribe Smartpen writes like a regular pen, but it records not only what is written, but also what is heard. It synchronizes the audio recording with the recorded writing.

The SA Office has a limited number of Livescribe Smartpens that can be checked out for note taking purposes.

Visit the Livescribe.com for more information about this technology.

A reader pen reads text out loud with a human-like digital voice and is designed to promote independent learning.

The SA Office has a limited number of Reader Pens that can be checked out for reading accommodation purposes.

For more information about this technology, visit ScanningPens.com.