Kurzweil Literacy Support Software

Mockup illustration of what Kurzweil's tool would look like when used on a text document open on a laptop. Words in the text are highlighted and an instructional pop-out box is on the left of the screen.

What is Kurzweil?

Kurzweil is a web-based software that supports users with speech-to-text, text-to-speech, translation tools, reading math equations, and more.

Who is it for?

Kurzweil is useful for everyone, but is especially helpful for individuals who may struggle with reading and writing due to dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, visual impairments, or English Language Learners wanting to use the translation features for reading and writing assignments.

How Can I Access Kurzweil?

SUNY Schenectady offers a web-based version of the Kurzweil software that can be accessed from anywhere by anyone with a SUNY Schenectady email account! Simply login-in with your SUNY Schenectady email address on the Kurzweil Log-in Page to get started.

Where Can I Find Information on How to Use Kurzweil?

Kurzweil has an in-depth user library of short how-to videos that explains how to use Kurzweil from log-in all the way to more complex topics. Visit Kurzweil Academy for the full list of how-to topics!

Screenshot of what Kurzweil Academy looks like one you're logged in; User Overview topics in a column on the left with corresponding content in a window on the right.

Need Assistance or Have Additional Questions?

Michelle Ragucci
Director of Academic Services
RaguccML@sunysccc.edu
518-381-1293

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