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A New Generation Writing Solution | 2010-06-07

For People with Learning Difficulties – Ginger Software offers a
contextual grammar and spell checker, as well as statistical data
to track students’ progress.

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Technology Spelling Tools for Students with Dyslexia: A Review of Ginger | 2010-02-14

For older students with dyslexia, spelling and writing easily can become the stuff of nightmares into the high school years, when workloads increase and there is a need for greater independence. Strategies for older students with dyslexia often involve technology, and Ginger is a hot new option.

BETT Video News | 2010-01-15

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Instant Corrections | 2009-12-24

Teaching young learners or those with disabilities to write without stopping to correct everything can be the difference between frustration and a completed essay. Ginger Software follows along with kids, watching what they’ve typed and behind the scenes making changes in grammar, word choice and spelling. On top of Word, the program now works in Internet Explorer so it’s the perfect add-on for online blogs and forums. Without the student ever knowing he or she’s being watched, teachers can keep track of their progress with reports that look at the frequency of errors. The software sells for $145 for three systems or as little as $1 per computer with a district-wide license. There’s a free trial available.

Ginger Software Expands Capabilities of Text Correction Tool | 2009-12-17

Ginger Software, Inc., the leader in spelling and grammar correction, offers teachers and students additional functionality with the latest release of Ginger, a context-based text correction tool. Ginger now works with Internet Explorer, enabling students to write with confidence online. In addition, Ginger features customizable settings, and progress reporting to track mistakes and illustrate student progress.

Text correction software upgraded; free trial offered | 2009-12-16

Ginger Software, Inc. offers additional functionality with the latest release of Ginger, a context-based text correction tool. Ginger now works with Internet Explorer, and features customizable settings and progress reporting to track mistakes and illustrate student progress.

Ginger automatically corrects misused words, incorrect grammar, and spelling mistake, deciphers unusual spelling mistakes and corrects multiple errors within a sentence simultaneously.

Ginger Software Expands Capabilities of Text Correction Tool | 2009-12-16

Ginger Software, Inc. has announced the latest release of Ginger, a context-based text correction tool. Ginger now works with Internet Explorer, enabling students to write with confidence online. In addition, Ginger features customizable settings, and progress reporting to track mistakes and illustrate student progress.

Ginger is designed for all students, including those with learning difficulties such as dyslexia, and English language learners. Compatible with Microsoft Word and Outlook, and now Internet Explorer, Ginger automatically corrects misused words, incorrect grammar, and spelling mistakes. Ginger deciphers unusual spelling mistakes and corrects multiple errors within a sentence simultaneously, allowing students to work more efficiently, according to the announcement. Through Internet Explorer, students can now write with confidence in e-mail applications like Gmail, and on social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter.

Special needs education - suppliers rise to the challenge | 2009-12-08

This year may be remembered as a key time for developments in the field of dyslexia and literacy interventions. One of the top moments came in the summer when government adviser Sir Jim Rose published his report, Identifying and Teaching Children and Young People with Dyslexia and Literacy Difficulties. Released in June, this paper made several recommendations, including the need for early identification of dyslexia...

Ginger Software Appoints Dr. Brian Friedlander to Scientific Advisory Board | 2009-12-04

Ginger Software, Inc., the leader in spelling and grammar correction, announces the appointment of Dr. Brian Friedlander to its Scientific Advisory Board. A well-known expert on assistive technology, Dr. Friedlander’s experience will be an asset to the company, which enables students to improve their written communication through Ginger, a context-based text correction tool. Dr. Friedlander joins Scientific Advisory Board members Dr. Marshall Raskind and Dr. Gilda Palti, longtime experts in the field of learning disabilities.

New to the Show | 2009-12-03

BETT 2010 will paly host to an array of new exhibitors showcasting their products for the first time. We take a look at some companies that will be making their debut at the show.
Ginger Software, on stand SN32, provides a contextual spell and grammar checker. It aims to facilitate error-free writing, particularly for those who use English as a second language, or for those with specific learning difficulties like dyslexia.