Whether you have colorblindness, or a visual preference, with color filters you can customize your screen's palette to help you see the whole picture. Narrator provides simplified navigation and audio descriptions so you can easily interact with everything on your screen with your keyboard or preferred Braille device.
So lean back and listen to the latest news or get to work on your email—no screen required. From captioning to audio options—if you have difficulty hearing your computer, Windows 11 has settings and features that can help.
And the redesigned caption themes in Windows 11 make it easier to customize your experience, including text size, font, color, and background. If you have partial hearing loss or deafness in one ear, Windows 11 can help you hear more from your computer. Mono audio combines the left and right stereo audio channels common in modern music production so you can hear every detail.
If physical disabilities make it difficult to use a keyboard or a mouse, Windows 11 can help you interact with your PC using a pen, voice and even your eyes. Eye control makes it easy and efficient to control Windows and apps with a variety of eye tracking enabled cameras and simple to use launch pad that gives your eyes the power to control anything on the screen eye tracking hardware sold separately.
Whether you're composing a document, an email, or surfing the web, Windows voice typing will convert your speech to text—and with the power of AI, it will even take care of the punctuation!
However, Microsoft is offering a free upgrade offer extension for users of the operating system's assistive technologies. The link to this extension is tucked away in a Windows Accessibility webpage, here. This is great news for anyone who needs to use assistive technology but was too late for the free upgrade offer. However, it does open a loophole: You can download and install the update without enabling any of the assistive tech. Over 30, titles available.
ProjectGutenberg Free to anyone. Cost of digital books can be cheaper than buying the printed version and classic books are often free and belong to the public domain. College libraries have a subscription service to check out ebooks, and professional publications. At your local public library, you can order and download online with your library card. Commercial site — very high quality recordings.
Project Gutenberg Audio Books Free. Surprisingly, there are several hundred audio books available to watch, sometimes with accompanying text, online. The industry standard for Speech recognition and Speech-to-text for Windows. This software requires the user to set up voice recognition on their device. Speech recognition and Speech-to-text for the Mac. Dragon Dictate For Mac. Free Speech-to-text app for the iPad or iPhone.
Dragon Dictation iPad or iPhone Free. Dragon Anywhere Monthly or yearly subscription. An intelligent tool that is more than just dictation, you can use it to make calls and set reminders.
Toolbar floats over the desktop and reads or interacts with text in a variety of programs or formats. Annual fee structure. Grammarly's writing app makes sure everything you type is not only correct, but also clear and easy to read. Open a Gmail account and you get Google Drive can store items and can create text, spreadsheet and slideshow documents and storage of those docs. G Suite Free. Outlook Free. The SmartPen can record audio while writing.
Can download visual and audio data onto a computer, Android or iOS device for storage,. This is an app that lets you take notes or draw for iPad or touch screen computers. The Notability app records audio while you are taking notes on the iPad either with a stylus or by typing. Can create flashcards that are shareable. Assistive technology users can upgrade to Windows 10 from any lower versions of Windows for free using some simple steps. Here are the step by step process.
No matter what version of windows edition you use right now, if you are a assistive technology customer, you can update your windows easily to latest version Hello, This forum is for developers not Windows operating system.
That said, what are some of the assistive technologies that are commonly used? Apparently so, if you take it at face value. But looking at it in the spirit rather than the letter, keyboard shortcuts are a feature intended for convenience rather than being an assistive technology on their own.
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