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Epic has many different features to support many different reading levels. On the website, you can choose your reading level and that allows for the appropriate books to be read. There is also a feature for books to be read to you. When a book is being read to you, each word is magnified for the person to follow along which is an important literacy skill. Navigating the site was relatively easy and this site would be a great asset in the classroom.

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Browser support offered many different tools that students can utilize when on their favorite websites. The most helpful one I found was the start speaking function. You can highlight the as much of the text as you want and then it will be read to you. This is great for beginning readers or others who many need assistance with not knowing a word. There is also the ability to define words you many not know by highlighting them and a definition pops up. These tools can be very helpful for students.

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Voice to text is something that I use often and I find helpful. I find that it picks up my voice well and adds punctuation where it is needed. Once you learn the how to use voice to text, I think it would be a great tool for the classroom.

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Google Translate is incredible. I have used it to translate documents for parents, students, and other staff when I was a preschool teacher. It is such a great resource for educators to use to make sure that everyone can read and understand information that is being shared.

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On the onenote site, I was able to find my name and have my seperate tab from everyone. I was able to find and navigate speech to text within the notebook which is a helpful addition. When I used safari web browser I was able to do text to speech and it read the whole article to me.

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The google chrome store would not show me the Mercury Reader extension and I was unable to download it.