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Chrome reading mode - make chrome pages more accessible by changing font type or size, remove images, change the foreground and background colors, and line spacing

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Google Translate's ability to translate an entire document/website

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Google Translate's ability to translate an entire document/website

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Chrome extensions to add usability to my browser

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Chrome extensions to add usability to my browser

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some I use all the time:

JustRead (simplifier)

Bit.ly maker

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Triggered using window key and H to start voice-to-text in Microsoft features.

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Windows key+symbol

Magnify anywhere your pointer goes or dock the magnifier to the top of the screen and have the original window size at 5ge bottom and magnify in the docked magnifier on the top

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Microsoft Dictate & Immersive reader in the Edge browser 

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Microsoft Dictate & Immersive reader in the Edge browser 

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Anything that allows translation services. There is one, I can remember the name, that allows for side-by-side chat (by text) simultaneously between two people.

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iOS Shortcuts to pre-program repetitive tasks and more.

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Use Ctrl+Shift+S in a Google Doc or Presentation to open the Speech to text feature. You can even change the language for whatever the native language is.

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reading coach in immersive reader

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I have the CC set as a default. This way, when there is a class going on in my STEAM Lab, I can still edit videos/participate in online meetings, etc. Teachers always ask about it!

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Speech to text feature on Apple so as I read an article, I can speak my ideas so notes are taken without my having to type.

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Speech to text feature on Apple so as I read an article, I can speak my ideas so notes are taken without my having to type.

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The Read Aloud feature of MS Word. I have students have the computer read their own writing back to them. This helps them to hear mistakes and fix them.

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Text to speech on Google Docs for those who have trouble keeping up/typing quickly.

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Text to speech on Google Docs for those who have trouble keeping up/typing quickly.

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Windows /PC keyboard shortcut.   Alt and tab same time to shift.between windows 

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Windows /PC keyboard shortcut.   Alt and tab same time to shift.between windows 

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Live captioning as you speak - they can even choose to have it in their preferred language.

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Google Chrome Live Caption (only available in English for now)

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Google Chrome Live Caption (only available in English for now)

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Holding space bar down to move cursor on phone

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Holding space bar down to move cursor on phone

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Microsoft Translator app (free) so that foreign language transcription can be viewed on students’ personal devices in their preferred language

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Microsoft Translator app (free) so that foreign language transcription can be viewed on students’ personal devices in their preferred language

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Quick access to the Accessibility Features on a Chromebook

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Quick access to the Accessibility Features on a Chromebook

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Applying Styles to then show an outline/navigate a document in a second (Navigation Pane in Microsoft Word and View Outline in Google Docs)

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Applying Styles to then show an outline/navigate a document in a second (Navigation Pane in Microsoft Word and View Outline in Google Docs)

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Turn on the pen in Google Slides - Practice tracing for letter formation

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Turn on the pen in Google Slides - Practice tracing for letter formation

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Swipe to Type using the Onscreen Keyboard of ChromOS on a Chromebook - 

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Swipe to Type using the Onscreen Keyboard of ChromOS on a Chromebook - 

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To type or handwrite text, or to add images to files, documents, and emails, you can use your Chromebook's on-screen keyboard.

Open the keyboard

Open the keyboard in Settings

Open the keyboard in tablet mode

If your Chromebook can be used as a tablet, the on-screen keyboard will automatically open when you flip the screen of your Chromebook over its hinge.

Use the keyboard

Use accented letters

If your default on-screen keyboard is the US keyboard, you'll need to switch to a different keyboard to type with accented letters:

1. Open your Chromebook's on-screen keyboard.

2. Select Settings .

3. At the bottom, select Advanced.

4. Select Languages and input.

5. Under "Input method," select Manage input methods.

6. Select a keyboard other than the US keyboard.
If you only see the US keyboard, you'll need to add another keyboard language before going to the next step.

7. At the bottom of the on-screen keyboard, select AltGr.

8. Select the accented letters you'd like to type.

Type text by speaking

You can speak to enter text in most places where you usually type. You can even add common punctuation marks by saying "comma," "period," "question mark," "exclamation mark," or "exclamation point."

Type text with your voice

1. Select where you want to type.

2. Open your Chromebook's on-screen keyboard.

3. At the top right of the on-screen keyboard, select Speak .

4. The first time you do this, you'll see a message explaining how the feature works. To turn on your microphone, select Got it.

5. When the microphone icon turns blue, say what you want to type.
Optional: To delete what you last said, select Delete.

6. You can also edit your text with specific voice commands.

Fix problems with voice typing

If you speak, but text doesn't show up on the page, try these steps:

If you use an external microphone: Make sure it's fully plugged in, not muted, and has up-to-date software.

If you have other open programs on your Chromebook: Make sure none of them are using your microphone.

If you have more than one microphone input: At the bottom right, select the timeand select the icon next to the volume slider. Make sure the correct microphone input is checked.

Apply or turn off personal info suggestions

Add personal info suggestions

You can quickly add personal info, like your phone number or address, with suggestions.

1. When you type a key phrase, like "my name is" or "my address is," your suggested personal info will appear.

2. To add your personal info, select the suggestion that appears in the bar.

Update your personal info suggestions

Turn off personal info suggestions

Insert emoji or other images

To insert emoji into documents, emails, and chat sessions:

1. Open your Chromebook's on-screen keyboard.

2. At the bottom, select Emoji .

3. Select the emoji or graphic you want to insert.

Handwrite text

1. Select any text box to show the on-screen keyboard.

2. Select Handwrite .

3. In the pad that appears, write text with your fingertip or touchscreen stylus.

Swipe to type

You can enter words by sliding your finger from letter to letter.

1. Open your Chromebook's on-screen keyboard.

2. Select the location where you want to type.

3. Slide your finger across the letters of the word you want to type.

4. Lift your finger when you finish the word.

You don't need to select the space key. When you lift your finger, a space is added automatically.

Optional: To change a word, select the word to review other choices.

Paste from your clipboard

Adjust or turn off the keyboard

Adjust keyboard settings

Move or dock the on-screen keyboard

Resize the floating keyboard

Turn off the on-screen keyboard

How can we improve it?

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To type or handwrite text, or to add images to files, documents, and emails, you can use your Chromebook's on-screen keyboard. Open the keyboard in Settings Open the keyboard in tablet mode If your Chromebook can be used as a tablet, the on-screen keyboard will automatically open when you flip the screen of your Chromebook over its hinge.