London Design Silver

2026

Righting Tool

Entrant

Jing-ching Huang

Category

User Interface Design (UI) - Educational / Training

Client's Name

Jing-ching Huang

Country / Region

United States

About The Entry

Righting Tool was developed through a research-led design process focused on supporting early spelling and handwriting for children with dyslexia.

The Righting Tool is a patented educational system designed to support children with dyslexiaduring early spelling and handwriting development. Combining a sensor-enabled writing tool with acompanion teacher platform, the system provides real-time auditory, visual, and tactile feedbackwhile tracking student progress. Teachers can monitor learning patterns and create personalizedoractice schedules, enabling more targeted support both in the classroom and at home.

The Righting Tool provides real-time auditory, visual, and tactile feedback to help children withdyslexia develop handwriting and spelling skills with greater confidence and accuracy. Byoffering immediate guidance during the writing process. it reduces frustration. improvesengagement, and supports independent learning. The companion teacher platform enables educatorsto track progress. identify learning challenges. and create personalized learning plans.resulting in a more effective and inclusive educational experience.

The Righting Tool promotes more inclusive and accessible education by supporting children withdyslexia during critical stages of literacy development. By reducing barriers to handwriting andspelling, it helps build confidence, encourages independent learning, and improves educationaloutcomes for students with learning differences. The system also supports teachers with datadriven insights and personalized learning tools, contributing to a more equitable and supportiveclassroom environment.

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