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Adaptive Tech Pages
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- Co-Writer
- Dragon Naturally Speaking
- Earobics
- Jaws
- Kidpix
- Kurzweill 3000
- ReadPlease 2003
- Smart Ideas
- UltraKey 5.0
- WordQ
- Write:OutLoud
- Writing with Symbols 2000
- AlphaSmart 3000
- Dana
- Franklin Language Master
- Graphire 3
- Magic Touch
- Palm Pilot
- Quick Link Pen
- Reading Pen II
- Franklin Speaking Homework Wiz
- Visual Thesaurus
- Adaptive Technology at Queen's
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Jaws |
Description |
Jaws is a screen reader software that works with a Windows PC to provide access to software applications and the internet. In addition to reading information from the computer screen aloud it also allows outputs to refreshable Braille displays. | ||||||||||||
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Availability |
Commercial | ||||||||||||
Exploratory Activity |
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On-line Resources |
For more information regarding Jaws, visit the Freedom Scientific website: The Jaws virtual showroom |
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Adaptive Technology Categories |
Speech Output | ||||||||||||
Additional Information |
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