The JAWS and NVDA screen readers can be accessed from any public (Sites) Windows computer on the U-M campus.

The VoiceOver screen reader is built into the Macintosh operating system.

Instructions for doing this with JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver are available at Accessing Screen Reader Software at Campus Computing Sites.

At present, the university does not have any refreshable braille displays.

See Read Write Gold for Windows and Read Write Gold for Mac.

By default, the JAWS key is the Insert key, but it can be changed to a different key.

May provide access to information that is not heard when using the PC Cursor.

This is why Forms mode is necessary; otherwise, pressing these letters would be interpreted as a command rather than text input.

By default, the NVDA key is the Insert key, but it can be changed to the caps lock key.

Browse mode allows for the reading of a web page using standard text reading keystrokes, as well as providing information about the web page structure e.g.

To toggle between browse and focus mode, press Insert Space.

Items such as toolbars and tables are presented as a single object, and the user must interact using a keyboard command to review the contents of the item.

Audacity For Mac Vs Screen Reader