Sonocent For DSA
Our award winning assistive technology is one of the most highly recommended software for students in receipt of the Disabled Students Allowance. It helps students to break down the process of taking notes into manageable steps, enabling them to focus on listening and understanding in class, rather than being distracted by the process of writing.
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Our Latest Training Videos for Practitioners Supporting DSA students
Over three parts, explore how students with specific learning difficulties can be given the best chance to succeed in their studies by combining Sonocent with a proven set of study skill strategies.
The UK and ROI Education Team
Email: lee.chambers@sonocent.com
Phone: +44 (0) 113 815 0222
Lee Chambers
Helena Harrison
Email: helena.harrison@sonocent.com
Phone: +44 (0) 113 815 0222
A winning solution for helping DSA students make better notes
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Part II: Techniques for analysing and synthesising information from digital content
Using Sonocent to analyse and synthesise information from digital content such as lecture capture recordings, podcasts, Ted Talks and PDFs.
Duration: 45 minutes
Using Sonocent for effective note taking in lectures and seminars.
Part I: Note taking strategies for lectures and seminars
Duration: 45 minutes
Part III: Methodologies for revision, essay composition and presentation practice
Using Sonocent for revision (Cornell and audio summary methodologies), essay composition and presentation practice.
Duration: 45 minutes