| Reading is the foundation of all intellectual learning. CAMI Reader is a complete reading and language system for learners aged 5-18 years. |  |
Benefits : - Focuses on the development of new reading techniques and the expansion of language usage.
- Increases reading speed by training the learner to read groups of words instead of one word at a time.
- Facilitates the integration of other learning areas with reading - an important requirement of outcomes-based education.
- Assists the learner in the transition from reading aloud to silent reading.
- Helps to improve the students concentration and his/her understanding of what has been read.
Features : - Phonics involves a series of comprehensive phonics exercises with auditory instructions.
- Reading and comprehension includes reading material which is grade-defined according to word usage, length of text and related comprehension questions. Students are able to access reading pieces compatible with their ability.
- Grammar and vocabulary covers all areas of grammar including parts of speech, vocabulary, word usage, spelling, synonyms, antonyms, challenging words games and much more.
- Flash reading tests the learner's ability to spell words from the reading piece.
- Words recognition is an excellent exercise in scan reading.
- Anagrams is an exercise involving the analysis and synthesis of words found in the reading piece.
- Eye movement trainers consists of four different viewers (scopes) - each with their own dynamic speed settings.
- Open text editor allows any text to be entered into the system as a reading piece, from a newspaper article to a text from other learning areas and even in other languages.
- Individual student settings cater extensively tailored for each student in terms of font type, size, foreground colour, background colour, speed of reading, pass requirements, number of spelling words and more.
- Sound recording desk has been designed so that the teacher can record the sound associated with any word. Individual words can be studied for pronunciation and elocution.
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