Yes. SPELL-Links is a structured literacy program—and much more. “Structured Literacy Program” is a term coined by the International Dyslexia Association and refers to programs that meet certain criteria, all of which SPELL-Links meets.

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View this comparison of the key features of SPELL-3 and SPELL-2.

SPELL-2 is no longer available for purchase. 

SPELL-2 downloaded software: As of September 1, 2026, the downloaded version of SPELL-2 no longer operates. The software requires online license verification each time it is launched, and that license verification is no longer available for the downloaded version of SPELL-2.

SPELL-2 CD: If you have the original SPELL-2 CD, you may continue to use the software if your computer has a CD drive and an operating system that supports the program. However, we no longer provide technical support for the SPELL-2 CD.

When you complete one of our SPELL-Links Professional Development offerings, you may request a Verification of Attendance Form showing the professional development hours (PDHs) earned. The form is accepted by many organizations, including the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), as documentation of continuing education units for maintaining your certification. SPELL-Links | Language Literacy Link’d, LLC does not submit your PDHs to ASHA. ASHA requires a member to maintain their own copy of the Verification of Attendance form and to report the PDHs earned on their Certification Maintenance Compliance Form. You can read more about maintaining your certification on ASHA’s website.