C-Pen ExamReader
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The C-Pen ExamReader pen scanner is a major technological breakthrough for anyone wanting to read English, Spanish, French, German or Italian exam questions. The C-Pen ExaxReader is a totally portable, pocket-sized device that reads text out aloud with a human-like digital voice.
The ExamReader has been approved by The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ)* and Cambridge Assessment International Education for use in exams. This means students who have reading difficulties such as dyslexia can independently take exams knowing that they can read and understand the questions. No special access arrangements are required.
The pen is half the size of other portable pen scanners on the market and at 50g, is half the weight.
As well as reinforcing independent reading and building confidence of the user, this pen is:
-Ideal for hearing words & lines of text read aloud
-Great for students with dyslexia, reading difficulties and english as a second language
-Designed to allow students to be with their peers in the main exam hall with headphones plugged into their pens
-Available in a class set of ten pens
- Costs
- £200 one-off cost
A set of tens pens is available at £1900 with a protective case included.
- Trial Options
- 1 month
The ExamReader is available for a free 30 day trial using multiple pens at once for schools and colleges. This trial can be requested at Lended
Students at Madeley Academy discover the instant benefits of the scanning pens
Digital scanning pens are accepted by exam boards as a requirement for some students. Headteacher Jonathan Boyle looks at the Exam Reader
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