Jaws Screen ReaderAugust 12, 2024
The following is a summary of the key features and functionalities of JAWS:
Speech and Braille OutputJAWS provides speech and braille output, enabling users with visual impairments to access screen content and navigate computer applications effectively. Users can listen to spoken feedback or read braille output to interact with documents, emails, websites, and various applications.
Document and Web ReadingUsers can read documents, emails, websites, and web applications using JAWS. It supports reading various document formats, including PDF, Word documents, emails, and web pages, allowing users to access a wide range of digital content.
Mouse NavigationJAWS allows users to navigate with the mouse, providing alternative methods for interacting with graphical user interfaces and applications. This feature enables users to click on buttons, links, and other interface elements using mouse input, enhancing accessibility for users who prefer or require mouse navigation.
Web Form AccessiblityJAWS supports filling out web forms, making it easier for users to complete online transactions, submit information, and interact with web-based applications. Users can navigate through form fields, input data, and submit forms using JAWS's speech and braille output capabilities.
Daisy Format SupportJAWS offers support for Daisy (Digital Accessible Information System) formatted content, making it easier for users to access digital books, textbooks, and educational materials. Users can access Daisy books and materials with JAWS, leveraging its speech and braille output features for reading and navigation.
Skim Reading and Text AnalyzerJAWS includes features such as Skim Reading and Text Analyzer, allowing users to save time and quickly review document contents. Skim Reading enables users to navigate through documents efficiently, while Text Analyzer helps identify key information and analyze document structure.
Web Browsing KeystrokesJAWS provides web browsing keystrokes, offering efficient navigation and interaction with web content. Users can use keyboard shortcuts and commands to navigate through web pages, access links, headings, and other elements, enhancing their browsing experience.
TrainingsFreedom Scientific, offers a number of training programs on their website as well as instructional modules.
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