Kami has a number of features that can be used to assist students and help meet the requirements of their individualized education program (IEP).
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All of the Comment tools can be used collaboratively with students as they complete their work. 

When you create an assignment using Google Classroom or Canvas there are grading integrations with Google Classroom and the Canvas Speed Grader. These allow instructors to follow along with the students as they work and provide assistance and intervention when necessary.
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The Grading with Kami feature lets you access the students work from the Grading Viewer in Google Classroom. This can be used to mark the assignment after submission or to follow along with the student's progress and add annotations to provide guidance and assistance.

The Canvas Speed Grader also allows you to view the students work in progress for correction or assistance as needed as well as marking the finished assignment with Kami's tools.

These collaborative tools can also be used when assigning work out as a shared copy for student collaboration within your class as well. 

If a student has accommodations that make typing or writing out their answers and notes difficult we're able to use the microphone to transcribe text directly in the text box. This feature can be found in both the Text Comment tool and the Text Box tool:
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The option for the Text Box tool can be found in the Text formatting bar at the top of the screen once a text box is created.

We have an assistance font for dyslexic students called Open Dyslexic it assists in reading and typing clarifying differences between letters. Very helpful tool.

Voice Comments are also a useful way for students to add notes to their work. If the student has any difficulty using the Voice Typing function to transcribe their voice into text, students can always use Voice Comments to record their voice directly. 

Students are able to have the content of a page read to them using the Read Aloud tool. This can be a great way for students to follow the text in reading exercises.

You can adjust the tool to your liking and specifications that may be helpful for learning disabilities. You can change Speed and Pitch alongside specific voice types and accents

You can adjust the speech rate so that the text is read at a comfortable pace for the student.

If you have any issues selecting the text on the page please refer to our article on the Text Recognition Tool.

**New Feature Update!**
​The Read Aloud tool is able to read any text that is embedded on the document, however it can now read out Text Comments or the content from inserted text boxes without those annotations being flattened first. 🥳