Writing Pen and Pad for Children with Specific Learning Disability

• As a student, I can write using a digital pen and instantly view simplified, easy-to-read text.

• As a teacher or parent, I can create practice sheets and review saved writing sessions.

• Acceptance: Writing input converts to simplified text in under two seconds; saved progress remains intact after system restart.
  

Module 1: Text Simplification

Adjust fonts, spacing, and contrast to make text dyslexia-friendly.

Module 2: Handwriting Capture and OCR

Capture handwriting from a stylus or tablet and convert it into text using Tesseract OCR.

Module 3: Student Dashboard

Offer writing exercises, display simplified output, and track practice streaks.

Module 4: Teacher/Parent Dashboard

Create assignments, review sessions, and monitor student progress.

Module 5: Storage & Reports

Save sessions and generate weekly progress summaries as PDF or CSV.

• Backend: Python Flask (or Django)

• Frontend: React with Node.js

• OCR: Tesseract OCR integrated through Python

• Database: SQLite or PostgreSQL

• Libraries: Mediapipe (optional for gestures), Pandas for reports
  

• Reading accuracy improvement over time

• Average writing session length

• Number of completed practice sheets

• Simplification latency
  

• Week 1: Finalize SRS, database schema, and UI wireframes

• Week 2: Implement text simplification and front-end setup

• Week 3: Integrate handwriting capture and OCR

• Week 4: Build dashboards for students and teachers

• Week 5: Testing, bug fixes, and UI polish

• Week 6: Prepare documentation and final presentation
  

• Students/Capstone Teams: Work on a socially impactful assistive-technology project

• Educators and Therapists: Use as a pilot tool for inclusive classrooms

• Institutions and NGOs: Scale as a low-cost, open-source solution for special education