The latest news and thoughts from LexAble
Report from ATIA: The impact of BYOT (Bring Your Own Tech) on assistive technology in US schools
Posted by LexAble on 4th February 2013
A report on the growing BYOT trend, from the ATIA Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Read moreNational Sales Executive Opportunity
Posted by LexAble on 1st February 2013
LexAble is seeking a National Sales Executive to join our dynamic, fast-growing team. The successful candidate will be travelling throughout the UK to demonstrate Global AutoCorrect to individuals and small groups, and will be delivering presentations at large conferences.
Read moreLooking ahead – LexAble in 2013
Posted by LexAble on 14th January 2013
In 2013 we'll be releasing Global AutoCorrect for Mac and automatically correcting even more spellings than before!
Read moreProfiting from Dyslexia: an interview with Neil Cottrell, LexAble’s Director
Posted by LexAble on 15th November 2012
LexAble's Director, Neil Cottrell, was recently interviewed by John Lamb at Ability Magazine, a popular assistive technology publication.
Read moreUniversity of Glamorgan Graduate Sean Robinson joins LexAble as Lead Software Engineer
Posted by LexAble on 2nd August 2012
Just weeks after graduating from the University of Glamorgan, 26 year-old Sean Robinson, from Blackwood, has joined LexAble as a Lead Software Engineer.
Read moreLexAble and Global AutoCorrect win Technology4Good Accessibility Award
Posted by LexAble on 8th July 2012
We're delighted to announce that LexAble and Global AutoCorrect are now the proud owners of the Technology4Good Accessibility Award 2012!
Read moreGetting around my dyslexia: A personal evaluation of coping strategies
Posted by LexAble on 13th June 2012
Neil Cottrell, LexAble's Director and Founder, discusses the coping strategies and assistive technology that worked for him.
Read moreGlobal AutoCorrect 2 is here!
Posted by LexAble on 4th February 2012
We're excited to announce that Global AutoCorrect 2 is available now! Global AutoCorrect 2 is even better and easier to use than version 1. We spoke to our users to find out the features they wanted and how the product could be improved.
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