4. Conclusion
To conclude, we may state that the use of the font Open Dyslectic, which was designed specifically for pupils
with dyslexia did not lead to any marked improvement of reading speed or error rates in comparison with the
commonly used font. Although the comparison shows slightly better results with Open Dyslectic, especially in
pupils with serious problems, the font was not proved to be statistically better. On the other hand, a number of pupils
claimed that Open Dyslectic was more readable for them, so it is possible that certain individuals might find the font
more suitable than common fonts. The use of ICT enables us to make quick and easy adjustments of the texts,
permitting the pupils to try different fonts and graphic arrangements and chose the most efficient option.