The video below expains What is Non Visual Desktop Access (NVDA)
Non-Visual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free, open-source screen reader for Windows computers. It helps blind and vision-impaired people use computers by reading out text and providing audio feedback for various actions. NVDA can:
Read Text Aloud: Reads out text from documents, web pages, and other applications (including MS 365 apps, email clients, web browsers, music players and more.
Braille Display Support: Compatible with many refreshable braille displays, allowing input and output in braille.
Text Formatting: Announces text formatting details such as font name, size, and style.
Mouse Tracking: Provides audio feedback for mouse movements and announces text under the mouse pointer.
Multilingual: Supports over 55 languages!
Download and Install;
Download NVDA from the NV Access website. Follow the instructions to install it on your Windows computer.
Launch NVDA;
Open NVDA from your desktop or start menu. It will start reading out text and providing audio feedback.
Basic Navigation;
Arrow Keys: Use arrow keys to navigate through text.
Tab Key: Use the Tab key to move between interactive elements like buttons and links.
NVDA Key: The NVDA key (usually the Insert key) combined with other keys provides shortcuts for various functions.
Settings: Customize NVDA settings through the NVDA menu to adjust speech rate, voice, and other preferences.
Access the NVDA help guide for help with installing.
Access the built-in help documentation or visit the NV Access website for more tutorials and support resources.