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Hear directly from the students that are using Genio Notes and Genio Present.
Beki, the first-class presenter
A politics student at Royal Holloway with autism, Beki had tried every workaround for presentation anxiety. Genio Present gave her something none of them could: real feedback.
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Shub, the confident communicator
Diagnosed with dyslexia later in life, Shub struggled with public speaking and pronunciation. Genio Present provided him with the feedback and preparation tools needed to build his confidence and deliver impactful sermons.
Bethan, the Focused Practitioner
As a registered nursing associate, Bethan used to struggle with fragmented notes. Genio Notes now acts as her "memory bank," providing the structure needed to manage ADHD and high-pressure clinical environments.
Alex, the confidence-building AT Officer
Alex Barker, Assistant Technology Officer at Aston University, shares how Genio can be a game-changer in supporting students with a registered disability.
Melissa, the proactive manager
Melissa was overwhelmed by the demands of her role, particularly around record-keeping and memory. Genio Notes provided her with the crucial safety net needed to thrive.
My, the confident communicator
My manages dyslexia in the workplace and struggled with note taking in meetings. Genio Notes has transformed her professional communication and boosted her confidence.
Tracey, the AT advocate
Tracey, a freelance Assistive Technology Trainer, works with diverse clients and sees first-hand how Genio's features transform their ability to learn and process information.
Zaki, the tech-enabled learner
Zaki, a law student with a visual impairment, initially hesitated to use assistive technology. Genio Notes has become his most valued tool, enabling him to thrive in his studies.