Simon MinerAugust 18, 2025 A screen reader is a piece of assistive technology software that turns on-screen text and interface elements into speech or braille output. It works by sending information from the operating system, applications, and web browsers through an accessibility API, which the screen reader interprets and then reads aloud or displays on a refreshableContinue reading “You Don’t Have to Be Blind to Use a Screen Reader”
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A Guide for Windows Screen Reader Users Transitioning to Mac
Dr. Elijah Irwin, For many blind users, moving from a Windows system to a Mac can be both exciting and a bit daunting. One of the most common questions is about screen reader compatibility and how familiar Windows-based workflows translate to macOS. On Windows, screen readers like JAWS and NVDA allow for a more linearContinue reading “A Guide for Windows Screen Reader Users Transitioning to Mac”
How AI is transforming accessibility: expert opinions from TechShare Pro
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many aspects of technology, particularly when it comes to accessibility. For both disabled users and developers creating accessible software, AI is proving to be a game-changer. From real-time transcription services to tools for automated code compliance, the potential for AI in accessibility is vast and growing. Here’s how AI isContinue reading “How AI is transforming accessibility: expert opinions from TechShare Pro”
5 Cool New Feature Ideas for the Envision Glasses
The Envision glasses are already a game-changer, helping users identify text, objects, and scenes in real-time. But imagine if these innovative glasses could do even more! Here are five ideas for features that could take accessibility to the next level, making everyday tasks simpler and more enjoyable. 1. Recognize Stuff Around You Imagine this: you’reContinue reading “5 Cool New Feature Ideas for the Envision Glasses”
WordPress Page Builder Accessibility Comparison
https://equalizedigital.com/wordpress-page-builder-accessibility/ written byAmber Hinds No matter how diligent you are about entering your content in an accessible way, an accessible website is impossible without a solid foundation. The theme and page builder or block library you choose for your WordPress site controls a significant portion of your website’s accessibility. If these components are not accessible,Continue reading “WordPress Page Builder Accessibility Comparison”
How to access Bookshare on the Braille Sense 6
In today’s article, we will be covering how to access Bookshare on the Braille Sense 6. We will be going step-by-step on how to log on and download books. Stage one: Stage two Today we are just focusing on searching via title. Search By Title Discover Book Details Book Downloaded and Accessing Bookshare Program ThisContinue reading “How to access Bookshare on the Braille Sense 6”
One Day With the Rabbit R1: How I’ve Been Using It So Far – CNET
Jesse Lyu, founder and CEO of Rabbit Inc., compares his company’s first product — the Rabbit R1 — to a Pokedex. After using it for just one day, I’m beginning to understand why. Like the fictional Pokedex can identify Pokemon (creatures from the popular cartoon, video game and card game franchise of the same name), the Rabbit R1Continue reading “One Day With the Rabbit R1: How I’ve Been Using It So Far – CNET”
How to Turn on Detailed Voice Guidance for Vision Impaired Users in Google Maps
Detailed Voice Guidance is not a new feature, but it is not well known and is hidden deep in the settings of Google Maps. If you are a fan of Google Maps, we think it is a good feature to turn on for a vision-impaired or blind user. Detailed Voice Guidance expands the existing walkingContinue reading “How to Turn on Detailed Voice Guidance for Vision Impaired Users in Google Maps”
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List of Presentations From CSUN 2024, Compiled by Christopher Phillips
This list has been compiled as a spreadsheet using Google Sheets. Activate the link to enable screen reader support to ensure screen reader accessibility. Pressing ctrl+/ (control slash) provides a list of Google Sheets keyboard shortcuts.
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