Different types of accessibility tools
- Jaws: A screen recorder developed for computer users whose vision loss prevents them from seeing screen content.
- C-Pen Reader: A portable device that reads printed text out-loud with an English, Spanish, or French, digital voice.
- Smart pens: use bluetooth to record audio and send it to a smart phone or digital device.
- Dragon naturally speaking: Is a voice driven program that allows students to create, format, and edit documents by thinking out loud.
- Kurzweil: Provides built in features for reading, writing, and study skills for those struggling with literacy skills.
- Sonocent: Is an audio note taking software that captures audio, text, and slides.
- Zoom text: Is a screen magnifier for Microsoft Windows and is used for low vision users.
