This article was first published in the Wolverhampton Intellectual Repository and E-Theses (WIRE). There is no printed version.This project is in response to research carried out in 2007 with students who are dyslexic. This research investigated the barriers experienced by students in higher education who are dyslexic when accessing the Disabled Students��� Allowance. Reference is made to their comments throughout the text. The research identified one of the areas that they find difficult. This was the form they need to use to apply for the Disabled Students��� Allowance. The innovation has been designed to support this difficulty. An important thread running through the whole of this project is to help the student who is dyslexic to be in ...
The years accompanying entrance into the university system are often characterized by a period of gr...
The purpose of this study was to identify the technology skills and strategies that students with dy...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...
This research had two aims. The first aim was to investigate the support mechanisms available to lea...
The definition of dyslexia is variable, from traditional and mainstream view of it is a specific lea...
It is generally estimated that 10% of society are dyslexic, and a growing number of university stude...
It is generally estimated that 10% of society are dyslexic, and a growing number of university stude...
Report of a CELT project on supporting students through innovation and researchLearning Centre staff...
This study investigates ways in which assistive learning technologies shape the learning experiences...
This article reports on a study focusing on the inclusion of students with dyslexia in higher educat...
According to research, one in ten school-aged children is diagnosed with dyslexia (Shaywitz (2008) a...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...
This article reports on a study focusing on the inclusion of students with dyslexia in higher educat...
Northumbria University has about 700 registered disabled students, the majority of whom (around 58 p...
The years accompanying entrance into the university system are often characterized by a period of gr...
The purpose of this study was to identify the technology skills and strategies that students with dy...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...
This research had two aims. The first aim was to investigate the support mechanisms available to lea...
The definition of dyslexia is variable, from traditional and mainstream view of it is a specific lea...
It is generally estimated that 10% of society are dyslexic, and a growing number of university stude...
It is generally estimated that 10% of society are dyslexic, and a growing number of university stude...
Report of a CELT project on supporting students through innovation and researchLearning Centre staff...
This study investigates ways in which assistive learning technologies shape the learning experiences...
This article reports on a study focusing on the inclusion of students with dyslexia in higher educat...
According to research, one in ten school-aged children is diagnosed with dyslexia (Shaywitz (2008) a...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...
This article reports on a study focusing on the inclusion of students with dyslexia in higher educat...
Northumbria University has about 700 registered disabled students, the majority of whom (around 58 p...
The years accompanying entrance into the university system are often characterized by a period of gr...
The purpose of this study was to identify the technology skills and strategies that students with dy...
Support for students with dyslexia in Irish higher education institutions is coordinated in a tradit...