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Accessible text is printed material (Such as textbooks, articles, exams/quizzes) that is converted to an electronic format so that it is accessible via computer or other electronic devices.
Accessible text gives you the option to use other reading tools listed below.
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Listen to a recorded voice....
Listen to a recorded voice....
Audio books can help augment or replace visual decoding and fluency skills
Audio books can help augment or replace visual decoding and fluency skills
Listen to a computerized voice while following along
Text-to-speech can help augment or replace visual decoding and fluency skills.
(Access to digital text is needed... see accessible text. )
Digital reading tools are electronic equivalents to traditional reading tools like dictionaries and writing notes on a page or sticky notes, which help you study and learn. But the digital tools often have features that also help with decoding and spelling or just make the task easier.
Outlining and visual mapping tools can help you organize ideas before you start writing
Outlining and visual mapping tools can help you organize ideas before you start writing
Screen magnification or large print can help you visually see words more clearly.
Screen magnification or large print can help you visually see words more clearly.
Text summarizers make long text documents shorter, which might make comprehension easier
Text summarizers make long text documents shorter, which might make comprehension easier
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