Live teaching that fits every learner

Built for special education and SEND

• Accommodations in every lessonAccommodation Profiles · Coming soonAccommodation Profiles will let your team record each student’s accommodations once and apply them automatically, with every tutor.
• Reading support built inDyslexia-Friendly Fonts · AvailableDyslexia-friendly fonts such as OpenDyslexic make letters easier to tell apart. Read Aloud follows in March 2027.
• A calmer screenChild Mode · AvailableChild Mode gives students of any age a clean board, a few big tools and their teacher’s face right there.

Start with the learner’s need

Each need has its own page: what lessons require and the features that cover it. See all 38 needs.

• DyslexiaCognition and learningReadable boards, less copying and more ways to show what they know.
• AutismCommunication and interactionThe same Space every week, a calm start and ways to join in without speaking.
• ADHDSocial, emotional and mental healthShort, active tasks, visible time and a heads-up when focus drifts.
• Speech, language and communication needsCommunication and interactionClear sound, visible faces and pictures behind every word.
• AnxietySocial, emotional and mental healthPredictable lessons, private ways to ask and no surprises.
• DyscalculiaCognition and learningMath kept concrete, visual and laid out one step at a time.
• Deaf and hard of hearingSensory needsBig faces, a pinned interpreter, clear sound and text in every lesson.
• Visual impairmentSensory needsZoom, softer colors, keyboard control and lessons to listen to again.
• Physical disabilitiesPhysical and medical needsAny way of using a device, less fine-motor work and no travel.

Customer stories

• Love2Learn EducationCustomer story40+ educators teaching students with SEND

Special education leaders

• Little baseline on each student’s needsSolved today
• Student data under COPPA, FERPA and GDPRSolved today
• Children alone online with adults, unseenSolved today

Specialists and tutors

• Meeting a new student coldSolved today
• Attention drifts, young kids most of allSolved today
• Students who don’t want to be therePartly solved today
• Can’t see a student’s work as they do itSolved today

Students

• Accommodations missing in the lessonSolved today
• Too many controls for young or new studentsSolved today
• Nervous with a new tutorPartly solved today
• Hard to write math, code or text on screenSolved today
• Online tests that don’t fit how they workSolved today
• “I’m just bad at this”Solved today

Families

• Re-explaining their child to every tutorSolved today
• Their child’s anxiety and stressComing soon
• Can’t see what happens in lessonsSolved today

Every problem we’ve mapped is on the problem map.