Amira

Amira listens to students read aloud, scores fluency and comprehension, and tutors them one to one in English and Spanish. It is sold to schools and districts, and grew out of reading research at Carnegie Mellon University.

Students read stories while Amira catches mispronunciations, skipped words and pauses, then gives micro-lessons when needed. Teachers get benchmark screening, dyslexia risk indicators and progress reports, and several US states use it for statewide reading assessment.