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Infographics are a great source of information and make reading
information from the computer screen much easier, but just showing
students an infographic and telling them to study it isn’t the most
effective way to exploit the medium.
Creating your own infographic tasks can be time consuming though, so in
this posting I’m presenting a number of generic ideas that should work
with a number of types of infographic. You can use these ideas...
Microsoft Word has a hidden text-to-speech button built in. To access add the text-to-speech button to the quick access tool bar click on the down arrow in the top left corner of the screen. Next click on more commands and then click on all commands from the drop down menu. Finally click on speak from the list and then press add. To use the text-to-speech feature select the text you wish to have read and click on the text-to-speech
button you...
As a dyslexic high school student my iPad, with a number of assistive apps, has become a very valuable tool. With my iPad I can read and fill out a PDF using text-to-speech, read a book with Voice Dream Reader, or map out my ideas with Inspiration Maps.
The iPad mini is a perfect size for my needs allowing me to read
sitting up, or reclining comfortably while listening to a book. Before I
got the iPad I would either be tied to a computer to...
Siri
is a new feature available on the iPhone 4S. I find myself asking
others how to spell unfamiliar often. When no one is around I have to
find a different word to use. If you are like me Siri can be very
helpful. Simply ask Siri "how do you spell..." and Siri will give you
the correct spelling in seconds. Siri has many other useful functions
such as defining words. To learn more about the iPhone 4S and
its accessibility features...
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