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Re: Web based screen readers
From: Morin, Gary (NIH/OD) [E]
Date: Jun 18, 2013 1:59PM
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BrowseAloud (http://www.browsealoud.com/page.asp?pg_id€094) and ReadSpeaker (http://www.readspeaker.com/) are the two that have been around for some time. In addition, I just saw a demonstration yesterday of a new one, still in development, from AI Squared:
We have a new product that we felt that you may have an interest in seeing.
sitecues<https://www.sitecues.com/media/Executive_Summary.pdf>(tm) is an integrated web solution that can help you reach more users so they can see and also hear your site with ease. This turnkey assistive technology solution will make your site accessible for every type of individual including those who do not have Assistive Technology on their computers. It's a great tool for people with learning disabilities, visual difficulties, English as a second language, senior, boomers, etc.
Link goes to: https://www.sitecues.com/media/Executive_Summary.pdf
For those computer users who aren't going to learn yet another assistive technology or, even, identify has 'disabled' or as needing assistive technology, this (or other others of this genre) might well be useful -
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