With book banning on the rise in Florida and across the country, there is the chance that books your child might appreciate might be unavailable.

At the same time, there’s more to reading than learning to be a better person. Books are not vegetables, after all. We don’t read them for the same reasons we take vitamins, or eat healthy meals.

If the literacy pen can be rolled out en masse to the places that need it most, I can only imagine its impact on people’s lives. We’ve reached out to the creators and will update this story if ...

The Youdao Dictionary Pen 3 is designed to offer a host of functionalities, which includes scanning and translating text to English or assisting those with dyslexia or other forms of reading ...

A pen which can transform Braille into English text has been developed by experts to help people with visual impairments. The handheld device, created by the University of Bristol, includes a one ...

Braille reading pen developed to 'bridge learning gap' Image source, University of Bristol. Image caption, The device resembles a whiteboard pen. Leigh Boobyer & Joe Sims. BBC News, Bristol.