Learning Ally

AudiobooksService

Schools and districts can bring the Learning Ally audiobook library to their students. Teachers can follow student reading progress. Ask your child's school whether it already offers it.

Dyslexia screening testService

A quick online check that helps parents and educators see whether someone may show signs of dyslexia. It is not a diagnosis or a formal evaluation.

Excite Reading for PreK-2Program

Excite Reading is Learning Ally's early-literacy program. Donations pay for it for kids whose families cannot afford it. The pages give few other details.

Family Audiobook MembershipService

Families can join for a yearly fee. Members get the library of more than 80,000 human-read audiobooks and textbooks. Parents get a dashboard to see reading progress. The plan can cover up to 3 more eligible family members, and it also covers adult members.

Find a Reading Specialist DirectoryService

Online directory to help families find a reading specialist who can evaluate whether a child may benefit from interventions.

On-demand webinars and Spotlight on DyslexiaService

Learning Ally posts recordings of expert webinars on reading, structured literacy and supporting learners. It also hosts a virtual event called Spotlight on Dyslexia.

Professional Learning for EducatorsProgram

Learning Ally trains teachers, school leaders and families. Topics include dyslexia awareness, structured literacy, using the Learning Ally audiobooks, and supporting readers at home. Schools can book a consultation.

Reading Programs (seasonal reading challenges)Program

Learning Ally runs reading challenges through the year, such as Summer Reading Together from May through August. They include printable trackers, book lists, author talks, and awards.