Snap&Read offered reading support through text leveling and read-aloud. Note: Snap&Read is being sunset and integrated into Read&Write. Mote provides similar accessibility features.
See how Mote compares to Snap&Read across key features that matter to educators.
With Snap&Read being discontinued, educators are looking for alternatives. Mote offers read-aloud, translation, and accessibility features that support similar use cases.
Students can listen to any webpage, document, or PDF read aloud in human-like voices, supporting comprehension and accessibility.
Translate any text or have it read aloud in another language, supporting ELL students and multilingual classrooms.
Reduce visual distractions by masking parts of the screen, helping students focus on the text they're reading.
Read text from images and screenshots aloud, making visual content accessible to all students.
Read aloud works on any webpage, in Google Docs, PDFs, and more—one tool for all reading needs.
Teachers can leave voice comments that students listen to, adding a communication layer beyond just reading support.
We believe in honest comparisons. Here's where Snap&Read has advantages.
Snap&Read is being sunset in December 2024, with features moving to Texthelp's Read&Write. If you're currently using Snap&Read, now is a good time to evaluate alternatives like Mote.
Common questions about how Mote compares to Snap&Read.
