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Accessibility & Accommodations

Your experience is important to us. The website is designed to be accessible to everyone, including those with a temporary health condition or permanent disability that requires reasonable accommodations (conditions include but not limited to; mental health, attention-related, learning, vision, hearing, physical or health impacts). We consider accessibility is a mindset, not a box to check.

Below are tools that are free to download/install and use.

Screen Readers
  • NVDA - Free screen reader for Windows
  • ChromeVox - Free screen reader for Chrome
  • TalkBack - Screen reader for Android devices
  • Narrator - Windows screen reader


Text to Speech
 
  • Read Aloud (Tip Sheet) - Chrome extension allows you to highlight text and then right-click on it to activate the screen reader
  • NaturalReader - Copy and paste text into this website to hear it, can adjust speaking voice and speed 


Speech to Text
  • TalkTyper - Use this website to convert your speech to text, includes a translation feature
  • Dictation - will type dictations in multiple languages
  • Google Docs Voice Typing - integrated into Google Docs, under the “Tools” menu (activate voice typing, click the microphone, and begin speaking)
  • Voice In Voice Typing - Chrome extension allows you to voice type into other Google products as well as many text fields on websites

Translation
  • ImTranslator - Chrome extension to open a translator tool - copy/paste text, and choose the conversion service of your choice
  • Google Translate - Chrome extension displays the translation on the webpage you have selected

Magnifiers
  • Magnifier on Windows - makes part or all of your screen bigger so you can see words and images better
  • Magnifying Glass (Hover Zoom) - Chrome extension that allows you to magnify portion of webpage

Dyslexic Font

Contrast/color

Reducing Eye Strain
  • Screen Shader - Chrome extension to tint your screen and ease eye strain
  • Visor - a screen dimmer and reading aid that can help guide reading by highlighting one line at a time on the screen

Operating System Accessibility Features
  • Microsoft - Microsoft operating systems offer a variety of accessibility features to support needs with vision, hearing, neurodiversity, learning, mobility, and mental health
  • Apple - As with Microsoft, Apple offers accessibility features to assist with vision, hearing, mobility, and learning