OpenBookĬonverts printed documents or graphic-based text into an electronic text format on your PC using high-quality speech and the latest optical character recognition (OCR) technology. Text to braille converter and printer software. ZoomtextĪ fully integrated magnification and reading program tailored for low-vision users. If you are interested, Google has a good overview of Switch Access. Switch Access is method for using touch screen devices that accommodates users with low dexterity. Android TalkBackĪndroid TalkBack works similarly to Apple VoiceOver and is included with Android devices. For help using TalkBack, please visit Google's TalkBack tutorials. More information about how to use VoiceOver can be found in Apple's VoiceOver User Guide.
Apple VoiceOverĪny Apple device comes with VoiceOver as an accessibility tool. Most commonly used on mobile devices, the desktop version is a fully functioning screen reader as well. It is a great option for people who cannot afford a JAWS license but need to test their content with a screen reader.įor more information about NVDA, please visit the NV Access website. NVDA is a free screen reader that works similarly to JAWS. If your department feels they could benefit from having a local JAWS installation, then you can visit Freedom Scientific's JAWS license comparison webpage for more details.
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Freedom Scientific's JAWS is the most popular screen reader historically. It offers a free trial version that lasts 40 minutes, but requires a license to use permanently. JAWS is available for free in the Accessibility Computer Lab in Alkek Library on the 6th floor as well as the Adaptive Technology Lab in Academic Services Building South - Room 201.