MISSOULA - A new software at the University of Montana and affiliated campuses will make a big difference for students with learning disabilities this spring.
The Read and Write Gold software will allow students and employees to have whatever is on the computer screen read to them out loud.
The Disability Services for Students department originally wanted it for students with learning disabilities and barriers to print - but found it all UM students could benefit from the program.
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