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Free Resources

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Use the On-Screen Keyboa... to type - Windows Help

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Use Text or Visual Alternatives to Sound

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Use Text or Visual Alternatives to Sound

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How to use the accessibility speech options on a Samsung Galaxy Tab

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Author and talk show host Robert McMillen explains how to use the accessibility speech options on a Samsung Galaxy Tab.

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How to use the accessibility speech options on a Samsung Galaxy Tab

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Author and talk show host Robert McMillen explains how to use the accessibility speech options on a Samsung Galaxy Tab.

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How To Customize Accessibility Settings - Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro

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Accessibility Tutorial

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Accessibilty pg. 48

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Accessibility Handouts/Videos

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4.4 KitKat Accessibility Handouts/Videos

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  ACCESSIBILITY OPTIONS VISION AND ASSISTIVE TOUCH

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  ACCESSIBILITY OPTIONS VISION AND ASSISTIVE TOUCH

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Scanning Worksheets to PDF using Adobe Professional (version11)

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Scanning Worksheets to PDF using Adobe Professional (version11)

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iPad Accessibility for Blind Children

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iPad Accessibility for Blind Children

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjITCfCNV9c

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http://www.wonderbaby.org/articles/ipad-accessibility Learn how to make your iPad more accessible for kids who are blind or visually impaired and for children with fine motor impairments. Step-by-step guide through the accessibility settings on the iPad and how to use Guided Access.

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http://www.siriuserguide.com/siri-dictation-guide/

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Below is a visual guide to the current dictation shortcuts in Siri. If you've used any sort of voice recognition software before a lot of these will be familiar.

Thanks to Eric for the following tip:

Say 'Numeral 5' and Siri will write out '5' instead of 'five'.

Siri is smart enough to realize that if you say 'five and one half' that he/she should write '5 1/2' without needing the 'Numeral' keyword.

*Many thanks to Steve C for sending in this tip.

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Below is a visual guide to the current dictation shortcuts in Siri. If you've used any sort of voice recognition software before a lot of these will be familiar. Thanks to Eric for the following tip: Say 'Numeral 5' and Siri will write out '5' instead of 'five'.

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http://www.applevis.com/guides/ios/ios-7-siri-command-list

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Updated: iOS 9

Listed below are some common commands which can be used with Siri in iOS 9.

Accessibility

"Show Accessibility Settings"

"Turn on Voice Over"

"Turn on Invert Colors"

"Turn on Guided Access"

"Turn on Assistive Touch"

"Show me the Accessibility Settings"

"Open VoiceOver settings"

Phone

FaceTime

"FaceTime Angela"

"FaceTime audio Angela"

"FaceTime video Angela"

"Make a FaceTime call to Angela"

Contacts

Relationships

Messages

"Send a message to Michael"

"Send a message to Michael saying I'' be home in about 20 minutes"

"Send a message to Karen on her mobile saying That sounds great. I'll see you soon"

"Text my mom and dad saying Let's have dinner tomorrow evening"

"Text Sharon and Becky saying Where are you?"

"Send a message to 816 555 1212"

"Read my new messages"

"Read it again"

"Reply See you tomorrow"

"Reply Be there in 15 minutes"

"Tell her I'll be there in 15 minutes"

"Call her on her iPhone"

Mail

"New email to Jenniffer Palmer"

"Email Jeff and Mary and say I'll meet you at Magic Kingdom tomorrow"

"Email mom about the trip"

"Mail Scott about the baseball tickets"

"Check email"

"Read my last email"

"Do I have any new messages?"

"Any new email from my boss today?"

"Show the email from Kevin yesterday"

"Show new mail about the soccer game"

"Reply Hey Jessica, let's go to the movie tonight!"

"Call him at work"

"Respond to her eMail"

Calendar

Notes

"Create note: Garage keypad code is 3970"

"Note that I spent $15 on lunch"

"Create grocery list note

"Find my grocery list note"

"Add eggs to my grocery list note"

"Show my note from June 25th"

"Read my grocery list note"

Notifications

Find my Friends

Social Media (Facebook and Twitter)

"Post on Facebook On my way to the Magic Kingdom"

"Write on my wall Having a great time in Florida"

"Tweet I love AppleVis hashtag AppleVis"

"Tweet visit AppleVis.com"

"Post to Twitter AppleVis is awesome!"

"Tweet my location Having fun in Orlando!"

"Search Twitter for best VoiceOver tips"

"What's trending on Twitter"

"Show me my tweets"

"What are people saying about Apple"

Clock

Maps

"Where am I?"

"How do I get home?"

"Directions to home"

"Directions to my mom's home"

"Take me to my wife"

"Show my current location"

"Show me Union Station"

"Give me public transit directions to the Union Station"

"Show me directions from Kansas City Missouri to Chicago Illinois"

"Give me walking directions to Emily"

"What's my next turn?"

"Are we there yet?"

"What's my ETA?"

Food and Local Business

Math and Conversions

Apple Music

Podcasts

"Play podcast"

"Play AppleVis podcast"

"Play it twice fast"

"Jump back 20 seconds"

"Skip ahead 10 seconds"

"Play"

"Pause"

"Search for AppleVis podcasts"

"Find the AppleVis podcasts in the iTunes Store"

"Download the new AppleVis Podcasts"

News, Sports, and Weather

Movies and Entertainment

Stocks

Web:

Books

"Find the Hobbit book in iBook"

"Find books by James Patterson"

"Download James Rollins novel"

Photos

"Show my photos from yesterday"

"Go t my photos from last night"

"Show my videos from this weekend"

"Lookup my videos taken from New York City"

"Find last year Hawaii's photos"

Settings

Launch

"Play Dice World"

"Open Music"

"Launch Facebook"

"Take a picture"

"Get the Bard Mobile app"

"Find Twitter in the AppStore"

"Download Facebook"

Q&A

"What's the price of gasoline in Chicago?"

"How tall is Taylor Swift?"

"When was Abraham Lincoln born?"

"How many calories in a donut?"

"How far away is the Moon?"

"What's the population of India?"

"How many days until Christmas?"

"What is the nutritional information for a bowl of Cheerios?"

"What is the wavelength of 500MHz?"

"What notes are in a B minor chord?"

"What is Apple in Morse Code?"

"When is daylight saving time?"

"How high is El Capitan?"

Dictation

Most of these commands have been sourced from the various support documentation provided by Apple. If you have found any mistakes and/or have any commands that were not mentioned above, please leave a comment below.

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Updated: iOS 9 Listed below are some common commands which can be used with Siri in iOS 9.

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https://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1595/en_US/ipad_user_guide.pdf

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iOS 8 New Accessibility Features

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iOS 8 New Accessibility Features Ablenet

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Accessibility Handouts/Videos

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Vision, Hearing, Physical & Motor Skills, and Learning &Literacy

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Vision, Hearing, Physical & Motor Skills, and Learning &Literacy