Learning Ally Audiobooks

Learning Ally Audiobooks is a service that provides access to a vast library of audiobooks designed for students who have learning disabilities, such as dyslexia.

The service is available for students with print disabilities, including dyslexia, visual impairments, and physical disabilities that prevent reading standard print.

You can sign up for Learning Ally Audiobooks by visiting their website and registering for an account. You may need to provide documentation of your eligibility.

Learning Ally offers a wide variety of audiobooks including textbooks, literature, nonfiction, and content across various subjects for different age groups.

Yes, most of the audiobooks are narrated by skilled professionals and some are recorded by volunteers who are passionate about helping students with learning disabilities.

Yes, Learning Ally has a mobile app that allows users to access and listen to audiobooks on smartphones and tablets.

Yes, there is typically a membership fee for accessing Learning Ally’s audiobooks. There may be discounts or free access through schools or other organizations.

Yes, educators can also create accounts to access audiobooks for their students and help support their learning needs.

The app includes features such as bookmarks, speed controls, and highlights to enhance the listening experience and aid in learning.

Users can provide feedback or report issues directly through the Learning Ally app or website, where they have options to communicate with customer service.