3 essential online utilities for back-to-school

Last updated on 12 May 2026

At the time of re-entry and return to the classrooms, it is necessary to Make sure you don’t forget anything in your digital toolkit. Here are three of them. Three astonishing and indispensable tools for this digital school year.

Resoomer. Produce in one click a relevant summary of any long text.

REsoomer

Resoomer presented here Some time ago this is a quite remarkable online tool. Remarkable and …incredible. This tool makes it possible to automatically identify important ideas in any text with one click. Submit press articles, scientific texts, history texts, Resoomer will automatically summarise them in seconds. Resoomer reduces the length of text by half on average, but you can go further by using a built-in cursor. Resoomer knows how to work with texts in both French and English. That's great.
Link: Resoomer

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DeepL. The best online translation service in the world.

DeepL

Remarkable is also an adjective that suits DeepL well. In just a year, this machine translation service has become the reference in this field, making Google, Microsoft and other GAFAs forget. DeepL translates fast and well. He works at lightning speed with a supercomputer of unparalleled power capable of translating a million words in a second. In the Latest news I was talking about here this summer, the possibility of uploading a file directly in Word or PowerPoint format and recovering it a few seconds later in the same layout in one of the seven languages supported by the tool. Magical.
Link: DeepL

Dysaide. Improve the readability of the Web for dyslexics.

Dysaide

Digital tools are great assets to improve the daily lives of people with disabilities. Dysaide is a good example of this. This small extension for Chrome and Firefox improves the readability of web pages for people with dyslexia or vision impairments. Dysaide allows you to format and customize the content on the web to increase its readability according to the specific disorders of the reader. Stunning
Link: Dysaide for Chrome 

2 Responses

  1. Very recent news: concerning DysAide, its author Bunder D has entered into a partnership to ensure its sustainability with Aidodys: the extension (Chrome and FireFox) is renamed Aidodys Free. New links:
    http://rnt.eklablog.com/aidodys-au-top-pour-la-rentree-scolaire-a148380720

  2. Costa says:

    DeepL = excellent!

    There is an extension for Firefox.
    No app for Android. 🙁