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- 1. Budget AT Solutions – Other Ways of Skinning the Cat It’s OK Fluffy, It’s just an expression!
- 2. Notes Download the full presentation and find a list of links at: www.canasstech.com/skinningthecat
- 3. Computer Access - Large Print and Speech
- 4. PC Computers
- 5. Windows Narrator & Magnifier Narrator: Windows Key, Control Enter – Toggle On/Off Magnifier: Windows Key, + to turn on Windows Key, Esc to turn off. Links Windows Accessibility Centre Getting Started with Windows Narrator Getting Started with Windows Magnifier
- 7. MAC Voiceover & Zoom Voiceover: Command F5 – Toggle On/Off Zoom: Option Command F5 – Toggle On/Off Links MAC Vision Accessibility Centre Getting Started with Voiceover Zoom Settings Guide
- 8. iPad Voiceover & Zoom To set up Accessibility Shortcut: Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut, then select the features you use the most. To use Accessibility Shortcut: Triple-click the Home button. Links iPad Vision Accessibility Centre
- 9. Android Talkback, Brailleback & Magnification Talkback: Hold both up and down volume keys for 3 seconds – Toggles on/off Magnification – Settings – Accessibility - Magnification Links Android Accessibility Centre Talkback Brailleback Magnification Features
- 10. Chromebook Chromevox, & Magnification Chromevox Control – Alt - Z – Toggles on/off Magnification – Settings – Accessibility Links Chromevox Help Zoom Help
- 12. Handheld CCTVs
- 13. Tablet / Phone Lenses and Apps iOS – Magnifying Glass with Light App Android – Magnifying Glass with Light App Recommendation – Search for low vision app in the appropriate store, read the writeups and reviews before picking one.
- 14. Webcam Through LP Program
- 15. Calculators • Links • NASA Mathtrax – Windows (Free) • Talking Scientific Calculator – iOS ($5) • Simple Talking Calculator – Android (Free)
- 16. Large Print Music Link Large Print Music - $35 – Create on Windows or Mac, Display on Windows, Mac, iOS or Android.
- 19. OCR
- 20. Windows OCR Links KNFB Reader $130) KNFB Reader Enterprise ($130 – 2 devices) Eclipsewriter Professional ($1045) Hovercam
- 21. Android OCR Links KNFB Reader Enterprise ($130)
- 22. iOS OCR Links Microsoft Seeing AI (Free) KNFB Reader Enterprise ($130)
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- Welcome Introduction Experience
- Talk about expanded offerings and platforms The fact that more kids are coming with devices and that these can be powerful AT platforms in their own right
- Odds are you’ve been using JAWS and Zoomtext – Great solutions
- Microsoft has devoted considerable resources to updating Narrator Last update April 2018 Now a viable option for basic computer access Even works in safe mode now – including full installation Works with office
- Full featured, Freeware Used by many people Good alternative to commercial screen readers Downside – because it’s freeware many professional offices won’t allow it.
- Last update 2017
- Last update 2017
- Reality – many more accessible programs are developed for iOS, so there are less VI Android users overall. Brailleback has to be installed from the play store
- Reality – Chromevox has the least screen reading features of any of these platforms It does include braille support for USB Braille displays
- There are dozens Students like them because they are inobtrusive Typically they don’t offer distance viewing
- Most students simply snap and zoom As a live magnifier phones don’t focus close enough typically and some people may want high contrast which is where the apps come in. There are add-on/clip on lenses for both close up and distance that can add functionality. Downside – battery killer Some apps are free, some are feature limited unless you buy the app.
- Downside – grainy image on larger magnification
- Sight Enhancement Calculators run from $430 to $655 Mathtrax - Screenreader friendly, graphing designed for grades 6-12.
- Limelighter from Dancing Dots is the gold standard for large print music devices, but they range from $1060 (software) to $3960 (top end hardware)
- Canute is strictly an E-Reader at this point. Not a braille display for computers. – in pre-production testing now. Orbit has been under development for a few years and has yet to make it fully to market. $450 USD
- Braille Blaster and Liblouis are both freeware. Braille Blaster is based on Liblouis but has a more refined interface
- Openbook $1295 Pearl $995
- KNFB - $130 KNFB Enterprise - $130, $180, $220 Eclipsewriter - $1045 Pro
- In addion to OCR, MS Seeing AI will also do, person recognition, scene recognition, currency, light, color and handwriting. An android version is supposedly in the works as well. Big difference though – Seeing AI requires a data connection, KNFB does not.