Created from Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIlWwb4oLX4videoConcepts covered:physically challenged users, voice recognition software, text-to-speech software, screen readers, Microsoft Edge
The lesson explores software for physically challenged users, focusing on voice recognition, text-to-speech software, and screen readers that convert on-screen information into speech. Examples include Microsoft Edge's built-in text-to-speech feature and voice recognition software for converting spoken language into text.
Table of Contents1.Software Accessibility for Physically Challenged Users2.Text-to-Speech and Voice Recognition Software
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Software Accessibility for Physically Challenged Users
Concepts covered:Software Accessibility, Physically Challenged Users, Voice Recognition, Text-to-Speech, Screen Readers
Exploring software solutions for physically challenged users, focusing on voice recognition, text-to-speech, and screen readers. Screen readers utilize text-to-speech engines to convert on-screen content into audible speech, including descriptions of images.
Question 1
Which software translates on-screen text to speech?
Question 2
How does text-to-speech software assist visually impaired users?
Question 3
What is the primary function of voice recognition software?
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Text-to-Speech and Voice Recognition Software
Concepts covered:Text-to-speech, Voice Recognition Software, Accessibility, Visually Impaired, Spoken Commands
Text-to-speech technology allows for the conversion of on-screen text into spoken words, enhancing accessibility for visually impaired individuals. Voice recognition software enables users to dictate text and control computer functions through spoken commands, offering a convenient and efficient way to interact with technology.
Question 4
What does text-to-speech software do?
Question 5
Why is text-to-speech important for blind users?
Question 6
How can you activate text-to-speech in Microsoft Edge?
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