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@oujinomikoto@DH_epub FYI @beelinereader is the creator of the line-wrapping color gradient.
Our tools are free/cheap (iOS/Chrome), and we work with many partners including etextbook platforms and LMSes to make them more accessible
Origin story here: https://t.co/sm1zv82A8Q
@M00NBUG_ @lexiiwheeleaa @DH_epub You can get a browser plugin like this from BeeLine Reader: https://t.co/LdNICLfyYY
It's free on iOS: https://t.co/m5kufRfzn3
@CrayonRir@oujinomikoto@DH_epub We created the line-wrapping color gradients to help make reading on screen easier
You can get a browser plugin here: https://t.co/LdNICLfyYY
It's free on iOS: https://t.co/m5kufRfzn3
@ElizabethA88984@oujinomikoto@DH_epub You can get a browser plugin like this from BeeLine Reader: https://t.co/LdNICLfyYY
It's free on iOS: https://t.co/m5kufRfzn3
@vampyrvm@oujinomikoto@DH_epub You can get a browser plugin like this from BeeLine Reader: https://t.co/LdNICLfyYY
It's free on iOS: https://t.co/m5kufRfzn3
@i0lanthe_@oujinomikoto@DH_epub You can get a browser plugin like this from BeeLine Reader: https://t.co/LdNICLfyYY
It's free on iOS: https://t.co/m5kufRfzn3
@VM1NKOOKIE @DH_epub This sort of thing was invented by BeeLine Reader. We have browser plugins and such for Chrome/Brave/Safari
https://t.co/XgmN8FPawz
Harvard faculty report that they've had to "trim some readings and drop others entirely, switch from novels to short stories, and that it’s difficult to keep assigning reading in the face of increasing student complaints."
@NextUpHalperin@MarkHalperin@GavinNewsom Based on how @CAgovernor describes his difficulty with losing lines while reading on screen, we'd like to offer him free access to our award-winning (@StanfordBASES@SolveMIT) assistive technology tools, which are specifically designed to help with the reading issues he describes