Making letters make sense
The spelling learning program Orthograph was developed in collaboration with neuroscientists and computer scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and promotes the development and coordination of areas of the brain responsible for the spelling learning process. The software trains a comprehensive set of basic English vocabulary (with options to practise foreign languages, too) and can be extended as desired with user-created modules. Orthograph can be used from the first year of school up to adulthood.
Ideal for children with dyslexia.
Neuropsychology and IT
Multisensory learning built on a foundation of neuroscience and information technology at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich.
Neuropsychology and IT
The multisensory learning approach encourages the brain to compensate for areas of weakness and formulate new pathways.
Proven results
Over 30% fewer spelling errors after just three months of training.
Proven results
Numerous studies and flagship projects demonstrate unparalleled opportunities for progress for children with dyslexia.
Individual approach
Individually tailored learning content facilitates maximum progress.
Individual approach
Learning and error analyses and the corresponding adaptation of content guide the user systematically to their goal.
At school or home
Independent learning at a desktop computer or tablet - anytime, anywhere.
At school or home
Complete flexibility. Quick, game-based training. 3 x 20-minute sessions per week over 4 months as the key to lasting progress.
Automatic monitoring
Transparent analysis of current skill level for the benefit of parents and educational staff.
Automatic monitoring
Automatic reporting and error analyses provide objective insights into the user's current skill level and progress.
Complete support
Professional advice and guidance from our team of education professionals and computer scientists.
Complete support
Trainings, teaching aids, and technical support - please do not hesitate to contact us.
How Orthograph can help
In just one minute, get an insight into how Orthograph works and why it is so efficient for learning how to read and spell. See for yourself by testing out the free trial version!
To free trial version
Game-based learning
The opportunity for independent training enables individually tailored learning - anytime, anywhere. The computer adapts the learning content automatically to suit the user's individual strengths and weaknesses and guides them gently through the learning process. Teachers and parents can use the Coach monitoring tool to analyse and evaluate the learning path in detail at anytime.
Introduction to Orthograph
Get to know the three games, colour, graph and learn, and see how they work.
Progress tracking
The learning status report shows the children the progress they have made and the goals they have achieved so far, motivating them to continue training.
Collecting points
As an additional source of motivation, points earned during training can be exchanged in the reward shop for new game functions and scenes.
How does Orthograph work?
Independent, multisensory, computer-based training activates and promotes the development of the brain. The software is designed to activate additional pathways for learning. Once this has been accomplished, the brain is able to link information from these individual pathways to compensate for areas of learning weakness.
In detail
