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A man operating a computer using a headmouse placed over his ear. Only the back of the man's head is visible.

Headmouses

Headmouses can allow people with limited or difficult hand movements to control their devices by movements of their head. This type of assistive technology has been around for many years and can enable a person to access their computer independently.

A hand drawing on a chalkboard with white chalk. A line drawing outline of a human head is drawn on the chalkboard with the letters from the word dyslexia all mixed up within the line drawing of the head. The letters are different colours.

Dyslexia Awareness Week 2022

October 3rd to 7th, and in some parts of the world, the entire month is an opportunity to highlight and reflect on the barriers and breakthroughs for people living with dyslexia and associated learning differences. 

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