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With PointScribe, students enter a world of handwriting lessons that come to life. Students are captivated as they interact with PointScribe, writing on a touch screen in response to auditory and visual cues which draw their attention, eyes, and hand to converge on the touch screen writing surface. Students hear the name of the shape, see the shape, and write the shape: true multimodal learning.
PointScribe is the only digital media handwriting program that AUTOMATICALLY builds individualized, data-driven handwriting lessons for each student based on ability. Lessons of proper shape formation and recognition are presented with consistency time after time.
With advanced Artificial Intelligence, as student handwriting skills improve, the program automatically reduces the size to match the student's proficiency with each letter, number, and shape. The size reduction continues until the student has mastered handwriting.
Behind the scenes, PointScribe, captures and analyzes handwriting data, presenting it in easy to interpret charts and graphs for use in IEPS, progress reports, intervention and lesson planning. PointScribe reports can be used to drive teaching, assessment, and intervention strategies for maximum student success. |
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 For students...
PointScribe is fun and engaging. It captures their attention and presents lesson content in a personalized environment that matches their needs and abilities. More...
For teachers...
PointScribe is like having a virtual teacher guiding and correcting every student for every stroke of every letter, providing friendly direction of proper start and stop points and stroke sequence. PointScribe captures and analyzes handwriting data, then uses that data to AUTOMATICALLY adjust the challenge level of each individual shape to match the abilities of the student. More...
For districts...
PointScribe allows districts to standardize and economize while imparting a priceless life skill to ALL students for just pennies a day.
Districts across the country are using PointScribe to teach handwriting across all student populations: GenEd and SpEd. More... |
