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Some of the easiest tool to use for people with memory problems may be Sticky Notes, that is in Windows menu – Accessories. The person may write any reminder and see it every time he or she use a PC.

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Helps the person type and edit by speaking in Google Docs or in Google Slides speaker notes. It is a great fetchers for people with visual impairments or hand limitations. The person can easily edits writing or come back for some paragraphs by using commands: “Go to the end of the line” or “select paragraph”, etc.

Cons: available only in Chrome browser and only in English

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You can type and edit by speaking in Google Docs or in Google Slides speaker notes. This feature works with the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari browsers. Step 1: Turn on y

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For people with hearing problems some of the tools available in windows are Adjust computer volume and Change computer sounds. It is easy to adjust tools, but it make a big difference for people with limitations. The quickest way to change the speaker volume for your computer is to select the Speakers button in the notification area, and adjust desired volume

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helps to regulate color and size of mouse pointer

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helps to regulate color and size of mouse pointer

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Options to make the keyboard easier to use include sticky keys (allows keyboard shortcuts without holding down each key) and turn on mouse keys (use the numeric keyboard to move the mouse).

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Helps to predict words when typing. This feature saves time for those with mobility or learning dysfunctions.

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Use the computer without a display:   -Abbi Englund

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Use the computer without a display:   -Abbi Englund

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This function has a narrator that reads aloud any text on the screen and has an audio description that vocalizes what is happening in videos. This would be very useful to someone who was blind. This way they could still use the computer even though they can't see what's on the screen.

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Focus is hard for many individuals but there are some accommodations to help sustain focus on a task. Such as removing background images and turning off all unnecessary animations. This will help sustain attention, improve comprehension, and increase learning speed by excluding distractions on the screen.

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By speaking into a microphone to control the computer, open programs, and dictate text make it easier for people who have a hard time with the physical touch of an object. This uses speech recognition instead of typing.

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Using a microphone to control the computer, open programs, and dictate text is a really nice tool for people who have a hard time with the physical touch of the computer.

Using a microphone to control the computer, open programs, and dictate text is a really nice tool for people who have a hard time with the physical touch of the computer.

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On Screen Keyboard can be used for people with limited reach or strength. You are able to type with your mouse!

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Magnifier zooms in anywhere on the screen, and makes everything in that area larger. Magnifier can be moved around, locked in one place, or resized.

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Use Voice commands using Speech Recognition. With a little training of your voice you can speak documents, email and even surf the web. This would be helpful for people who are physically disabled and not able to type.

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Use Voice commands using Speech Recognition. With a little training of your voice you can speak documents, email and even surf the web. This would be helpful for people who are physically disabled and not able to type.

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Wendy G.

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Limit Distractions with Edge Reading View. You can clear distracting content from web pages so you can stay focused on what you want to read. This can help sustain attention.

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Limit Distractions with Edge Reading View. You can clear distracting content from web pages so you can stay focused on what you want to read. This can help sustain attention.

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Wendy G.

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Word Prediction can help the author who is writing with words. It can also help choose the best next word if you have a learning or cognitive impairment.

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Word Prediction can help the author who is writing with words. It can also help choose the best next word if you have a learning or cognitive impairment.

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High contrast allows more contrast (difference) between the white, black, and colored displays. This feature makes it easier to read words because they are more defined against a black background.

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Apple iPhone hearing aids- Stephanie Rutkowski  

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Apple iPhone hearing aids- Stephanie Rutkowski  

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The iPhone connects Blutooth technology and hearing aids for clients with hearing impairments. This features allows the client to adjust volume based off their environment. The client can change the settings depending on their surroundings.
Ex: in a loud restaurant vs. library

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On- screen keyboard for clients with weakness of head and neck- Stephanie Rutkowski 

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On- screen keyboard for clients with weakness of head and neck- Stephanie Rutkowski 

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A client with weak head and neck muscles will have a challenge positioning the head and neck in the upward and downward motion when typing on a regular keyboard and looking at the screen. This feature allows the client to remain in a stable position and requires limited neck movement.

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This feature will be helpful for clients with a low literacy level. The client may not be able to read because of cognitive deficits. With the assistance of narration, just by listening ,the client will be able to comprehend words they may not know how to spell or read on their own.

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This feature allows those with visual impairments to access videos and audio tracks with descriptive narration.

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Cortana is a digital assistant that can set reminders, open applications, complete Google searches, and send emails or texts with commands. This is a great tool for clients with limited strength, and it can be more personalized the longer a client uses it.

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This feature allows allows those that  are visually impaired to download and read books. It plugs into your tv and uses dolphin
remote.
Shara Byas

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Snap pictures of text and the application automatically trims and enhances them making it more readable
Shara Byas

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Mobility technology that uses your eyes to control computer instead of your traditional keyboard and mouse. This feature can also be calibrated for better accuracy and increase engagement for someone with a disability.
Shara Byas

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Make things on the screen easier to see by adjusting color and transparency of the window border
Shara Byas

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Ease of access features - Erica Schrimpf

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Ease of access features - Erica Schrimpf

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Ease of Access Center is a component of Windows family of operating systems that enables use of assistive technologies. Type “Ease access Center” on search in your computer and you can access the features:

·         Set up High Contrast: Eliminates most screen colors and creates a sharper contrast between screen elements so that visually impaired people can see them more clearly.

·         Start Magnifier: Designed for the visually impaired, this option magnifies the mouse pointer’s exact location.

·         Start Narrator: Triggers a Narrator, who reads aloud any on-screen text. You can also choose to have Windows describe what is happening in a video if the descriptions are available.

·         Start On-Screen Keyboard: This setting places a clickable keyboard along the screen’s bottom, letting you type by pointing and clicking.

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Office 365 makes it easier for people with limited vision, hearing, speech, mobility, and learning abilities to create, communicate and collaborate on content.

Dictation on the Desktop

Dictation is a speech-to-text software that gives users the ability to input text in any application using a microphone and perform basic text editing. This feature could help clients with upper extremity limitations and connective tissue diseases. Here are two ways you can start Dictation:

·         Press Windows Logo Key + H

·         Select the Touch Keyboard and then the Microphone

Caption 10:  Dictate on the Desktop with the Touch Keyboard

Additionally, there are a list of commands you can speak as well.  Here are a few:

New Line: Takes cursor to new line

Delete: Removes the last line you dictated

Stop Dictation: Terminates the dictation session

Full stop or period: Types period character (.)

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Make Accessible Documents with Office

Built-in features in Microsoft Office can help you make your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations accessible to individuals who are Blind or Low Vision.

Accessibility Checker

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote include an Accessibility Checker that finds some content that might be inaccessible to individuals with disabilities. A teacher, for example, can use the Accessibility Checker when creating content to see what accessibility errors occur and learn how to fix them.

To Open the Accessibility Checker:

If you are an Office 365 user, you will find it very easy to open and use the accessibility checker in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Look for the Check Accessibility button on the Review tab on the Ribbon. Click it to open the Accessibility Checker.

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Learning Tools—Creates opportunities for accommodations for users, including listening and following along with the text instead of having the reading modified or shortened, which creates richer content for the student. A student can also use the dictate mode to create text for a paper or assignment. Learning Tools is a game changer. This tool can help kids with language difficult. The tool helps the reading practice by getting everything on the same font and lengthen the spaces between words. Watch the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXWAhDEJ_WA

PowerPoint Designer—Often, students become so hung up on the design process when creating a PowerPoint presentation that the content itself becomes the secondary focus. PowerPoint Designer helps the user create beautiful looking slides without having to manually format pictures, create bulleted lists or place graphics. With an automatic image description service coming to PowerPoint early next year, photos that can be recognized with high confidence and the alt-text added automatically, allowing a screen reader to read the picture to the user.

At Microsoft, they envision a future where people with permanent disabilities or situational limitations should have the technology they need to work efficiently and independently from any device. We, as OTA also want to be able to know about these tools to provide the best products available for our clients.

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The Magnifier-zooms in anywhere on the screen and makes everything in that area larger. It can be moved around, locked in one place or resized.

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Ease of Access Center is a component of Windows that enables use of assistive technologies. Type “Ease access Center” on search in your computer and you can access the features:

·         Set up High Contrast: Eliminates most screen colors and creates a sharper contrast between screen elements so that visually impaired people can see them more clearly.

·         Start Magnifier: Designed for the visually impaired, this option magnifies the mouse pointer’s exact location.

·         Start Narrator: Triggers a Narrator, who reads aloud any on-screen text. You can also choose to have Windows describe what is happening in a video if the descriptions are available.

·         Start On-Screen Keyboard: This setting places a clickable keyboard along the screen’s bottom, letting you type by pointing and clicking

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This video demonstrates the power of technology and accessibility in people’s lives. 
“Technology make things possible”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AqcLtG1mmU#action=share

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Windows 10 has a feature that the call Cortana. Cortana will help you organize, send you reminders, and help you get things done. The more you interact with Cortana, the more she learns and personalizes the work she does for you. There are prompted questions that you may ask Cortana to help you with or you may type in your own question. Cortana can give you reminders, track your packages or flights, send emails or texts, keep your calendar up to date, create lists, play games, find files, facts and places, and open any apps you may have on your system.

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Make your Computer Easier to See- Sydney Kane 

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Make your Computer Easier to See- Sydney Kane 

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For those who have difficulties with viewing the screen, windows 10 has made it possible to adjust the settings so that you can customize the visibility of the screen. With this feature, you can adjust the size of your text, your apps, the contrast, the colors, make your mouse more visible by changing its color or size, add pointer trails so you can follow your mouse as it moves, or magnify the e
ntire (or just parts) of your screen.

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Windows Hello makes it possible to have a password protected device without having to be able to type in a pin or password. This is a face recognition sign-in that doesn’t require the use of upper extremities, or if you do have upper extremity control but aren’t able to produce fine motor movements, it has a fingerprint sign in option as well.

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One of the keyboard features is Sticky Keys. This feature would be useful for individuals who cannot easily press multiple keys at once. When activated, Sticky Keys allows a person to press one key at a time in a sequence, instead of all at once. For example, the person would press "CTRL" and that key would remain active until another key is pressed.

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Office offers a tool that tells you the definition of a  word, gives you synonyms of the word, and directs you straight to the internet for the search results on that word as well. All you have to do is highlight or select the word, right click the word or phrase, and choose ‘Smart Lookup’. This would be helpful useful for those who have difficulty advanced vocabulary, remembering the definitions of certain words, or other cognitive disabilities.

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A user can adjust the sensitivity of the keyboard by using Filter Keys. By turning on Filter Keys, it tells the keyboard to ignore repeated keystrokes. A user can adjust the amount of time in between strokes that it wants the computer to recognize. This function would be good for someone who suffers from hand tremors.

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This is an accessibility function on the Android phone that allows a person to connect a phone device to a braille producing device. This allows texts on the phone to be physically readable by touch.

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On the Apple IPhone, they have a feature that allows a phone to flash LED lights for alerts, such as phone calls or text messages. Instead of the phone ringing, it flashes the lights. This feature would be good for someone with hearing impairments. They could just see the light flashing, instead of having to listen for the ring.

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Review Spelling & Check Synonyms - Sarah Grum

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Review Spelling & Check Synonyms - Sarah Grum

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Microsoft Office has a spell check and check synonyms tool on all of their Office programs. This allows the user to see if they are spelling things correctly, and it allows them to check and see if there are any synonyms for words they may be using over and over again. This feature would be good for individuals who have learning disabilities or lower IQs.

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This feature records your voice to send commands to the phone, which includes opening emails, placing calls,etc. This feature is good for people who have tremor conditions.

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How to Control Your Android Phone Entirely with Your Voice

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How to Use Your Android Phone Without Ever Touching It... (I know there are more apps which can do same but none of them is good as google app) Thank you! for watching this video please leave a like if you enjoyed the video & Subscribe for more videos.

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Hannah Flees
The Ease of Access feature of my computer gives the option to adjust the thickness of the cursor. After going to your Ease of Access area in the settings, there is a section for “Other Options”. This is where you can adjust your cursor thickness. Making it easier for someone to locate the cursor while typing a document.

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This is an application that is built into all of smart devices. It allows for caretakers to set reminders and notifications for their patients. That will notify them on all of their smart devices.

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Microsoft's Accessibility team has recently been in the works of incorporating a Braille program that would hook up with an individuals braille display reader via the USB port, but it is still in its beta stages of testing. It will support 35 different braille manufacturer products and have the use of 40 different languages

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if your computer is a 2-in-1 as most computers styles are turning out to be you might find it difficult to use when in the tablet mode. However, through the ease of access features you can turn on the feature to have a keyboard on the screen allowing you to continue working. This feature is also amazing if you end up breaking your keyboard somehow and don't have the money to purchase another one.

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Using the computer without a display- Jenni Kunde

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Using the computer without a display- Jenni Kunde

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This feature is very useful to individuals who are blind or have poor vision. This feature helps the individual by having a narrator read any text on the screen to them and will also give descriptions of what is happening in a video when needed.

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The magnifier is useful for individuals who have poor eyesight and vision impairments. With the magnifier you can use it all over the screen to make everything in that area larger, you can move the magnifier around, resize it or lock it in one place.

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The Narrator will read all text on the screen out loud. If individuals are unable to read and comprehend what is on the screen in front of them this is a great tool to utilize. Using this tool will help the individual be able to understand better by hearing words they may not have any idea how to even say.

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Apple has an accessibility feature called switch control, which allows people with extensive physical motor disabilities to use their phone, computer, and iPad, without every touching them. This is done through the use of Bluetooth-enabled switch hardware such as Sip/Puff, a button switch or a joystick. Through Platform Switching, a user can use a single device to control all any other ones synched to their iCloud.
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closed captions allows for people with hearing impairments to understand videos or any other voice action on a computer. The words on the caption can also be changed for a person to be able to read it better.

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Apple has a feature that is for those with sensory and/or attention disabilities, such as those with Autism. When the user is in an app, a teacher, parent, or therapist can restrict the phone to stay on that particular app by disabling the home button, restricting access to the keyboard and touch functions. This limits the distractions the user has to deal with.

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Windows 10 has a new feature called eye control. This allows for a person to completely control their computer with his or her eyes as well as type or anything else a person would wish to do on his or her computer. The following link is a video showing how to use this feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mBlgcnqttg

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Cortana can set reminders for a person by a voice command. She asks simple questions that allow for a person to set a reminder for things like taking medications.

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Windows 10 has features that allow you to have quiet hours so that you can either focus on the task at hand, or just take a break. You can choose who you get notifications from, when and where you see them.

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The high contrast feature allows for a person to change the color contrast of the screen to allow for better visuals and can even help with color blindness by changing the colors.

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This is an app you can easily download through your web browser (google/mozillafire fox) that will help you write papers and make grammatical corrections as you write. The best part it is free! It offers assistance with punctuation, vocabulary enhancement, and even has a built in plagiarism tool.  It has more features, but those come at a little cost.

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This Google Crome app allows for you to tint your screen while working at your computer. Alot of people have desk jobs and have to stare at computers for hours on end. With this app you can change your computer screen color to help with eye strain, eye fatigue and help your day/night time balance for sleep.

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In the ease of accessibility tab you have the capability to turn on a narrator voice that will dictate out loud every sentence any sentence or screen you click on. The initial voice I had on I thought was a little annoying, but you can also switch the voice from male to female, or other languages. You also can control the speed and pitch of the narrators voice to make it easier for you to understand and keep up with.

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Changing up the color and/or contrast of the screen can help those with visual disabilities distinguish between different pictures or words on the screen. You can choose which filter works vest for you.

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By turning on the narrator, this accessibility allows you to have the computer read aloud to you any text on the screen. Helpful for those who are illiterate. https://www.digitalcitizen.life/sites/default/files/img/win81_narrator/narrator2.png
Fernando Renteria

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Can use Siri if physical mobility present

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Can use Siri if physical mobility present

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If you face any limitations physically, you can access Siri to perform certain tasks such as making phone calls, reading texts, alerting weather, and more.
https://cdn.cultofmac.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Siri-Quick-Tip-780x521.jpg
Fernando Renteria

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For those with low vision, you are able to go into your browser accessibility and adjust the color and size of your font. This allows you to easily see and read whatever is on your screen
http://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/53350181eb1a95a56686b3e9e39b919d0fcd4368.gif
Fernando Renteria

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Apple Accessibility Keyboard w/ Head Tracking Software

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Apple Accessibility Keyboard w/ Head Tracking Software

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Samantha Danner

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One can download apps onto to their phone or through ease of access to have their text read aloud to them. It also entails them to learn how to pronounce words and read effectively. Helpful for those with learning deficits such as dyslexia, learning to read a new language or illiteracy.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/CEa3Qpm1LS5syUoo0SpM5a83BXGkdpkFxeVEEdQNzAROnsXjovECD8pkTEgDqbGKV1PH=h310
Fernando Renteria

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Jouse3: A mouth-held joystick alternative to a standard mouse. 

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Jouse3: A mouth-held joystick alternative to a standard mouse. 

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Samantha Danner

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High Contrast Chrome Add-On for Low Vision

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High Contrast Chrome Add-On for Low Vision

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This adaptation through Google Chrome allows the user to invert the colors on the webpages to increase the readers ease when reading content online. There are plug-in's which can apply this same feature to the processing system.
Samantha Danner

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While my experience is specific to Mac processing, there is a function where you can simply right click a word and it will ask if you want to define it. This is beneficial to individuals who have difficulty processing language, recalling definitions to similar words,  and pronounce words. This is such a valuable tool for individuals with disabilities as well as those without.

Samantha Danner

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Microsoft:turning off background images so there is less distraction.  This feature would be useful for users with attention and focus issues like ADHD, or those on the Autism spectrum.

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Microsoft:turning off background images so there is less distraction.  This feature would be useful for users with attention and focus issues like ADHD, or those on the Autism spectrum.

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Gina Stepniewski
This feature allows only one app to be accessible, and the user cannot exit the app or shut off the device.  This would be useful for people with cognition problems as they would be able to use a device for learning or playing a game without the worry of exiting or inadvertently closing out of an app and ending up in another one.
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This equipment allows people with- out full use of their arms or hands the ability to access many devices with a USB computer interface attachment.  It is relatively easy to operate; the person only has to be able to have the ability to blow in a straw to get the equipment to work.
Gina Stepniewski

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Narrator Function - Ease of Access - Gerard T.

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Narrator Function - Ease of Access - Gerard T.

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For someone with a visual impairment you can use the narrator function. This function reads text on your PC screen aloud and describes things such as notifications or calendar appointments, so you can use the computer without display. An addition to the narrator program includes braille commands and displays as well.

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Edge Reading View in Microsoft Windows 10- Gerard T.

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Edge Reading View in Microsoft Windows 10- Gerard T.

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This feature clears distracting images and content from web pages to help you stay focused on what you really want to read. You can tailor this to your preferences.

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Dolphin screen reader is for people who are blind or have low vision. This feature reads, with a natural sounding voice, anything from emails to books, as well as read the words being typed.  Documents and PDF's can be scanned and read as well.  

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Dolphin screen reader is for people who are blind or have low vision. This feature reads, with a natural sounding voice, anything from emails to books, as well as read the words being typed.  Documents and PDF's can be scanned and read as well.  

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Gina Stepniewski

https://yourdolphin.com/products?id=4

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On-Screen Keyboard Windows 10 - Gerard T.

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On-Screen Keyboard Windows 10 - Gerard T.

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In Windows 10 is the on-screen keyboard. This feature allows a person to use the mouse to click on numbers, letters, and symbols, to type messages and many other things. The fascinating thing about this feature is that it would be beneficial for someone that has limited range of motion and limited strength in fingers if they cannot type on a physical keyboard.

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VoiceOver is a gesture-based screen reader that lets you enjoy using iPhone even if you don’t see the screen. This screen reading feature allows you to hear a description of everything happening on your screen, from battery level to who’s calling to which app your finger is on. You can also adjust the speaking rate and pitch to suit you.

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Hannah Flees
Mouse Keys is a feature that allows the user to use the number pad on their keyboard to move the mouse on the screen. This would help someone who cannot move their arm or forearm to manipulate the computer mouse. By using the number pad as the mouse, the user only has to push the keys with their finger. If someone couldn’t use their upper extremities due to a stroke, or amputation, they could use a stick with their mouth to push the number keys.

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Hannah Flees
Windows 7 offers a feature to have a narrator read to the user. This feature comes in 12 different languages. This feature is helpful for those who have dyslexia, making the reading process easier because they don’t have to take time to organize what they are reading, they can just listen.

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Alter Notifications for Hearing impaired.

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Alter Notifications for Hearing impaired.

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Hannah Flees
Windows 7 gives the option to change the way notifications and prompts are received.This windows feature allows you to change the notification from sound to a visual cue. After activating this feature, the screen will flash to notify the user. Cellphones do this, a phone can be set to flash the flashlight when a text message or notification are received.

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Jessica Meeks:                       Eye control with windows 10. Eye control allows you to control your computer with your eyes alone. Eye control allows you to control the mouse, type on an onscreen keyboard, and communicate using the text-to speech function. This is all done by tracking your eye movements alone, using eye tracking technology. Here is a link 

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Jessica Meeks:                       Eye control with windows 10. Eye control allows you to control your computer with your eyes alone. Eye control allows you to control the mouse, type on an onscreen keyboard, and communicate using the text-to speech function. This is all done by tracking your eye movements alone, using eye tracking technology. Here is a link 

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Jessica Meeks:                 Choose the right words, word prediction. This function allows your computer to help finish a word for you. The onscreen keyboard will try to predict what word you are trying to say and gives you options to pick from. If someone has a physical limitation this can help them conserve their energy by typing less and help them to accomplish their writing goals faster. 

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Jessica Meeks:                 Choose the right words, word prediction. This function allows your computer to help finish a word for you. The onscreen keyboard will try to predict what word you are trying to say and gives you options to pick from. If someone has a physical limitation this can help them conserve their energy by typing less and help them to accomplish their writing goals faster. 

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Jessica Meeks:                  Skype translator is a tool that can instantly translate spoken word into text, or text into spoken word. This would come in handy for people that are not able to verbally communicate, or those with vision or hearing problems. The more you use it the more the program learns and the better it gets.

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Jessica Meeks:                  Skype translator is a tool that can instantly translate spoken word into text, or text into spoken word. This would come in handy for people that are not able to verbally communicate, or those with vision or hearing problems. The more you use it the more the program learns and the better it gets.

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microsoft corporation (venture funded company)

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Skype Translate demo at Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference 2014

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Jessica Meeks:                   Reading friendly fonts are fonts that make it easier to read. Two fonts that can help with visual crowding are Fluent Sitka Small and Fluent Calibri. They enhance word and line spacing and add character. This is nice for anyone that has issues with reading (like people with dyslexia).

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Jessica Meeks:                   Reading friendly fonts are fonts that make it easier to read. Two fonts that can help with visual crowding are Fluent Sitka Small and Fluent Calibri. They enhance word and line spacing and add character. This is nice for anyone that has issues with reading (like people with dyslexia).

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Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka fonts may help readers with visual crowding. https://t.co/cEkEJQ3DgU #dyslexia

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Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka fonts may help readers with visual crowding. https://t.co/cEkEJQ3DgU #dyslexia https://t.co/1Lp1K4koaU

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Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka fonts may help readers with visual crowding. https://t.co/cEkEJQ3DgU #dyslexia pic.twitter.com/1Lp1K4koaU
— MSFT Accessibility (@MSFTEnable) April 23, 2016

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Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka fonts may help readers with visual crowding. https://t.co/cEkEJQ3DgU #dyslexia https://t.co/1Lp1K4koaU

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Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka fonts may help readers with visual crowding. https://t.co/cEkEJQ3DgU #dyslexia https://t.co/1Lp1K4koaU

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Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka fonts may help readers with visual crowding. https://t.co/cEkEJQ3DgU #dyslexia

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Use of color filters- Andrea Steingraeber

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Use of color filters- Andrea Steingraeber

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Changing the color filter on a computer allows a person to create their own color combinations that work best for their vision limitations. General contrast can be changed to many different high contrast options.

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How Windows can aid in focus- Andrea Steingraeber

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How Windows can aid in focus- Andrea Steingraeber

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Windows can make it easier to focus on tasks for those with cognitive deficits. Animations and backgrounds can be turned off to simplify the stimulus being received.

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Dictation to talk feature- Andrea Steingraeber

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Dictation to talk feature- Andrea Steingraeber

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For those who have physical limitations, there are many features through Windows that allow easier accessibility. The dictation to talk feature would be helpful for someone who may not have the full ability to type on keys. Even if someone is able to have range of motion in one or two fingers that is really all they need to access this feature.

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Closed captioning for sensory deficits- Andrea Steingraeber

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Closed captioning for sensory deficits- Andrea Steingraeber

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For those who have hearing impairments Windows is able to offer many options. One of the most well known features that is offered would be closed captioning. Through this feature a person is able to customize the font, colors, and transparency of the words that show up across the screen.

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Helps to predict words when typing. This feature saves time for those with mobility or learning dysfunctions.

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Make the keyboard easier to use, reposted

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Make the keyboard easier to use, reposted

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Options to make the keyboard easier to use include sticky keys (allows keyboard shortcuts without holding down each key) and turn on mouse keys (use the numeric keyboard to move the mouse).