EyeJustRead’s presentation at this summer’s combined Nordic and European conference on Literacy (cph2019) will be about the tools we have in the pipeline and the experiences they are built on. When a reading tutor can see a reader’s eye movements and at the same time

The Summer 2018 issue of the Dyslexia Action membership magazine brought an article about EyeJustRead. An important point from the article is that:   “Reading specialist teachers employ a wide range of teaching methods. The choice of one over the other is based on the

The Danish educational publisher Gyldendal has invested in EyeJustRead!! The decision was made after a long collaboration period. “Society has a huge interest in improving reading ability and the joy of reading especially for the students with reading challenges. At Gyldendal we are happy to

While reading text, the eyes move forward in small jerks. These jerks are called saccades, and the pauses between saccades are called fixations. The length of the fixations varies, and they do so especially depending on whether the words in the text are easy or