So you’ve decided to get your child a Windows laptop to help with their learning. Many parents ask us which model of laptop is best to help their child with reading, writing, homework, or to use at school. Here’s what we recommend.

So you’ve decided to get your child an Apple iPad to help with their learning. Many parents ask us which model of iPad is best to help their child with reading, writing, homework, or to use at school. Good news: there’s a clear winner!

Reading and writing can be a challenge for children with learning difficulties, but technology can help level the playing field. Should your child have a laptop or a tablet? Learn how to decide which is best for your child.

Out of the box, the iPad has some built-in accessibility features that are just epic! To help children who have difficulties in reading, Text To Speech (TTS) is very useful. As the name suggests, TTS converts text into spoken voice output.

If you buy Assistive Tech for your child and pay for it out of your own pocket, you may qualify for a VAT refund. The VAT rate is typically 23% of the purchase price and you can claim it back after you have paid for the item.

Easter is upon us. In normal times we would be relishing the two-week break, but this year is different and most kids have been home for weeks. Try these ideas to make the break feel truly special to your kids.

Change can be difficult and the transition from primary school to secondary is no exception. These are some things to know and discuss with your child so they can walk into secondary school feeling confident.

Accessing digital textbooks has long been a source of stress and frustration for parents and teachers. Learn each publisher’s requirements, how to apply, and what technology you need to access the files.

There are many apps out there that are of use to students with dyslexia. Having dyslexia myself I have pulled together a list that I both use myself and apps we advice to students and parents here at UrAbility.