
LDS 2018 Annual Report
2018 was a groundbreaking year for LDS, as we lay the framework for future growth and sustainability. We are proud to be Vancouver’s primary non-profit service provider for children with Learning Disabilities.
Learn MoreAssistive technology (AT) is any device, software, or equipment that is used to maintain or improve the functional capabilities of a person with a disability, including a learning difference. Technologies include hardware, or physical technologies that are kept on-site at our AT Studio, and software, or technology available via a computer that can potentially be used from home. To learn more about why and how LDS uses AT, head to our AT webpage.
Read&Write is a software toolbar that offers a range of literacy support features to help students create and engage with content across all grade levels and subjects, allowing them to optimize their learning styles to meet their full potential. Easily downloaded and accessible on multiple different devices and operating systems, Read&Write can make reading and writing easier for our students.
Our RISE Assistive Technology Studio is supported by our thoughtful and generous LDS technology sponsors, including Texthelp. Like all our assistive software tools, LDS offers Read&Write to our students and their families for use in lessons, in school, and at home. To claim your free copy of Read&Write, please email our AT Manager at AT@ldsociety.ca. You can also request an LDS assistive software virtual tour to get an in-depth introduction to our assistive software suite.
We offer the Read&Write as part of our AT Studio, a space dedicated to leading-edge assistive technology and the collaborative use of it to help our students with learning differences. To learn more about how your child can benefit, email our AT Manager at AT@ldsociety.ca [Link to email]