Angular aberration has no effect on reading performance By Prof. Dr. Dr. R. Werth When looking at a distant object, the axes of both eyes are directed toward this object so that the image of the object is projected onto corresponding points on the retina in both eyes. The [...]
System requirements Schreib-Set Runs on all common PCs. Speakers or headphones The following Windows versions are supported: Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows 8.1 Windows 10 Windows 11 Both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the above Windows versions are supported 360 MB free hard disk space The software can [...]
Possible installation variants This version is suitable for installation on individual PCs as well as for installation in a network. A combination of both versions is also possible. The technical requirements for a single-user installation can be found here. Requirements for a server-based installation The following requirements apply [...]
Causes: If word endings are omitted when reading, this has the following possible causes: The reader tries to read the word at once. If the word is too long for this, the ends of the words are typically not physically seen. Example: The reader wants to read the word [...]
Sequence of eye movements: When reading, the eyes move in a fixed sequence: Fixation - gaze jump (saccade) - fixation - saccade - etc. Reason: The human eye is too slow to "scan" the text; it can actually only see static images clearly. Only our brain puts these individual [...]
Can incorrect eye movements lead to dyslexia? Absolutely. Controlled, regular eye movements are essential for error-free reading. Typical errors are: Too wide gaze jumps. Letters are omitted. Too short gaze jumps. The word segments overlap, the reader could actually read faster. The eyes jump back and forth irregularly. The [...]