Kiword student support

Find the right starting point for student writing and language support.

Practical voice typing, writing-coach, dictation practice, and translation guidance for students and the adults supporting them.

Voice typing for Google Docs

Speak ideas into Google Docs. Keep the writing your own.

Help students use voice typing in Google Docs while keeping them in charge of every idea, sentence, and revision.

Voice typing for Microsoft Word

A simpler way to get student ideas into Word.

A student-focused way to dictate into Microsoft Word, reduce typing friction, and keep every assignment in the student’s own words.

AI writing coach for middle school

Helpful writing support without taking over the assignment.

An AI writing coach for middle school students that supports planning, vocabulary, and revision without writing the assignment for them.

Voice typing for students with dyslexia

Let ideas come out by voice before the mechanics get in the way.

Voice typing support for students with dyslexia: help children express ideas aloud, then revise clear text in their own words.

Responsible AI for schoolwork

Use AI to learn more, not to hand in less.

A practical guide to using AI for planning, feedback, and revision while keeping schoolwork honest and student-authored.

Parent-safe AI writing support

Writing support a parent can explain, supervise, and trust.

A privacy-conscious AI writing tool for families that supports student thinking and writing without turning into an essay generator.

Dictation practice for kids

Dictation practice that builds writers, not just typists.

What dictation practice is, why it helps K-12 students build writing fluency, and how families can practice at home without turning it into extra homework.

Speech to text for kids

Speech to text that helps a child write, not avoid writing.

A parent’s guide to speech to text for kids: when it genuinely helps, where it can go wrong, and what to check before a child dictates schoolwork.

Translation help for kids

Translation support that helps a child understand, not skip the work.

How translation help can support a child’s schoolwork, where it crosses into doing the work for them, and how parents can set a boundary they can explain.