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In this episode of the Dyslexia Explored Podcast, host Darius Namdaran converses with Antony Ruck, the CEO of Aventido, an assistive technology company. They discuss the significance of assistive technology for dyslexic students and its global reach. Anthony shares his personal journey with learning difficulties, emphasizing how early interventions and assistive tools transformed his academic path. The episode delves into the history and benefits of the UK’s Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) and its impact on students' lives, highlighting various technologies like text-to-speech, mind mapping, and note-taking solutions. They also explore the evolving role of AI in assistive technology and stress the importance of personalized support for individuals with dyslexia. Listeners are encouraged to explore DSA and Access to Work schemes for their potential transformative benefits.
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In this episode of the Dyslexia Explored Podcast, host Darius Namdaran converses with Antony Ruck, the CEO of Aventido, an assistive technology company. They discuss the significance of assistive technology for dyslexic students and its global reach. Anthony shares his personal journey with learning difficulties, emphasizing how early interventions and assistive tools transformed his academic path. The episode delves into the history and benefits of the UK’s Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) and its impact on students' lives, highlighting various technologies like text-to-speech, mind mapping, and note-taking solutions. They also explore the evolving role of AI in assistive technology and stress the importance of personalized support for individuals with dyslexia. Listeners are encouraged to explore DSA and Access to Work schemes for their potential transformative benefits.

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