Dolphin Computer Access

What’s stopping your students from accessing text in lesson, and what can you do to remove that barrier?

The Department for Education Accessible Resources Pilot Project explored what happens when dyslexic learners are given accessible formats, and the results were clear:
•71% improved their reading and achievement
•68% reported greater reading confidence

There were also marked improvements in homework completion and writing, and 100% of the teachers in the project reported saving time!

So, what could assistive tech unlock in your school?

When students can access texts independently, everything shifts. These outcomes show the real impact of accessible reading, not just for students, but for staff. When learners access the curriculum independently, less time is spent decoding the content and adapting materials. Instead, students engage and progress confidently, while teachers gain back valuable time.

EasyReader Education makes accessible reading material easy to introduce school-wide. It gives SEND students flexible, personalised access to over 1.4 million curriculum-aligned titles to read at school and home. While new AI-powered ‘Explore tools’ support independent learning and revision.
EasyReader Education delivers inclusive reading to improve outcomes, build confidence and support staff workload.

Join us at nasen Live on Friday 3rd July to see EasyReader in action and explore the latest AI-powered features in a live demonstration. If you can't make it to Nasen Live this year, book an online demo and set up your free EasyReader Education trial: https://hubs.la/Q04ln0vV0

Free Webinar: Transform Reading for Learners with SEND

As part of the National Year of Reading, PATOSS is hosting a free webinar exploring how accessible reading can improve independence, motivation and learning outcomes for students with SEND.

Simon Kitchen from Dolphin will deliver the session, sharing how EasyReader enables learners to access curriculum content in ways that work for them.

During the webinar, he will demonstrate how schools and colleges can provide access to over 1.4 million titles through RNIB Bookshare, alongside tools that support personalised reading, comprehension and independent study.

Learn how to provide accessible versions of curriculum materials for learners with print disabilities, use EasyReader to personalise text and reduce reading barriers, support comprehension and confidence through read aloud tools, and strengthen independent learning using AI supported Explore features such as summaries, quizzes and flashcards.

This session is designed for SENCOs, teachers, assessors, literacy leads and staff supporting learners with dyslexia, vision impairment and other SEND.

Thursday 18 June 2026 3.30pm to 4.45pm Live online, with recording available for four weeks.

Register now to learn how you can expand access to reading for your students.

National Year of Reading: Transforming independence, motivation and learning outcomes for young people with SEND Discover how accessible reading removes barriers for students with SEND, providing access to 1.4 million curriculum‑aligned titles and empowering motivation, independence and deeper understanding through personalised reading and AI‑supported ‘Explore’ tools. Presented by Simon Kitchen of Dol...

Great to see the global accessibility community coming together in Oslo today for the second day of the DAISY Consortium meeting at the National Library of Norway.

The DAISY Consortium plays a key role in improving access to reading for people with print impairments. It brings organisations together to create standards and solutions that make information easier to access and use.

Being part of DAISY is an important part of Dolphin’s commitment to accessible reading. It allows the team to work closely with partners across the sector and help shape the future of inclusive publishing.

It’s been valuable to connect in person, share ideas, and learn from others across the community. Yesterday’s programme featured a strong line-up of speakers, including Richard Orme opening discussions, and Dolphin’s Mattias Karlsson presenting on how MathML in EasyReader can improve access to complex content.

Dolphin colleagues Mattias Karlsson and Anders Frankenberg, alongside CEO James Green, are actively involved throughout the event, contributing to conversations and collaboration.

Events like this show what can be achieved when organisations come together with a shared goal: making reading accessible for everyone.

We have had a fantastic time at SightCity, connecting with dealers and end users of our assistive technology products. It has been great to see the response to the latest innovations coming out of Dolphin Labs, and to share how we are helping shape the future of assistive technology. The enthusiasm and feedback we have received continue to motivate us to develop high quality solutions that push boundaries and deliver meaningful impact.

Today is the final day, so there is still time to visit us at Stand 2I09 on the second floor.

We’re having a fantastic time at SightCity, connecting with dealers and users of our assistive technology.

If you’re at the show (or planning to visit), come and see us at Stand 2I09 on the second floor. We’d love to show you what we’ve been working on at Dolphin Labs, from GuideConnect’s image descriptions feature to SuperNova Education’s incredible Whiteboard Assistant.

It's great to be at SightCity Frankfurt today, one of the most important events in the global assistive technology calendar.

brings together partners, professionals, and innovators from around the world, and we’re excited to connect and share what's next for accessibility - and catch up with familiar faces across the industry.

If you’re attending, visit the Dolphin stand at 2I09. We'd love to meet you, talk through our assistive technology and connect you with trusted dealers in your country.