After the trial expires, text to speech and translation supports for Google Docs and the web remain free. Individuals who download the free trial of Read&Write for Google Chrome from the Chrome store get access to all features free for 30 days. Typewriter and post-it annotations for PDFs and ePubs in Google Drive.Colored highlighters for researching and extracting information from documents and the web.Writing tools like word prediction and voice dictation.
Tools like talking and picture dictionaries and a translator to support struggling readers or English Language Learners.Text to speech for reading accessible and inaccessible content in Google Docs, PDFs, ePubs and on the web.An easy to use toolbar that integrates seamlessly with Google Drive and the web.Some of the benefits Read&Write for Google Chrome offers include: Read&Write for Google Chrome is an extension that provides comprehensive reading and writing supports for Google Docs and the web as well as PDFs, ePubs, and KES files stored in Google Drive. That’s it! Once confirmed, your trial of Read&Write for Google Chrome will automatically be converted into a premium subscription for one year. Entering student information in the form could be against your school or district’s student privacy policy. Note: Be sure the email you provide is the same as the one you used to install Read&Write for Google Chrome. And remember, this is only for teachers. Then just go to and register by filling out the Teacher Registration form with your name, email, school, administrator, and other details that confirm your eligibility. If you're a teacher, and don't already have Read&Write for Google Chrome installed, head to the Chrome Store and download it before registering for your free subscription. If you already have a trial or an expired trial, you're all set with this step.
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