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This tool was amazing for me and I think would really help students. It gets rid of all the formatting, and adds from the page making it much easier to read assigned text. it also increased how engaged i was because I wasnt overwhelmed by the sheer amount of text on the page.

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Onenote has 3 writing features, text, audio text-to-speech and drawing. These features help students express theri thinking in creative ways and allows for students to approach problems with creative solutions that work for them. Immersive reader is also helpful however how the text size cannot be modified makes it difficult to fully see the text. It is far too large but I can see how it can be helpful on a projector or people who have difficulty reading up close.

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I really enjoyed pebble go! I loved the small section I read/listened to on heath ad thought the lesson was meaningful. I loved that they provided a audio, text, and video all to watch that each gives different but consistent understandings. It also has a link to an article and citation that is easy to access due to its size. Pebblego has the major design benefit of simplicity and clarity.

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Google translate had a lot of languages and options which makes the site far more accessible. However in translating the document on dual language learners I noticed that a few words had rougher translations. But as far as communicating the larger ideas I think it does a very good job. I also enjoyed how it kept the formatting relatively similar.

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The Epic read a loud books were limited to a small selection of books and I am not sure if that increases with a paid subscription. I thought the accessibility of the highlight and maximizing text as the narrator read was very beneficial and helped me follow along reading. The narrator is very clear when she speaks. However the design lay out is ineffective because of the automatic fullscreen feature. Readers can only view books in one size, at least with PC settings. I also liked how it didn't just flatten the audio out to one file, and it still retains read aloud pages that the student can move through at their own pace.

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Google Chrome has minimal built in features for translating, defining or audio playback, however chrome extensions make up for that by allows people to create extesions that perform those functions. There is an immersive reader extension that can do the same thing as the Microsoft program. One change that Google can make is officalize some of these extensions and lose the middle step, having them pre-downloaded within Chrome itself. The only built in translate option is translating into english. The audio extesion I have shown in the picutre is called speechify but it costs money for a full version.

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This version of the text to speech is good to have. I have used this feature a lot for essay drafting or to brainstorm ideas in a google doc. This feature however isnt always accurate. I also wish it was more present in the layout, not under a tab. You also cannot have any other video tabs playing while you are voice typing.

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