Optical character recognition is a method of recognizing written text and turning it into a digital document on a computer, primarily used by those who are blind and unable to read printed text.
JAWS is a type of screen reader, primarily used by blind Windows users in a corporate environment.
Narrator is the name of the screen reader functionality built-in to Windows, primarily used by those who are blind.
NVDA is a type of screen reader, primarily used by blind Windows users in their home environments.
Dragon Naturally Speaking is voice recognition, dictation, and control software primarily used by those with physical challenges that make typing difficult.
Grid 3 is a type of assistive software that allows users to control a computer via eye gaze, a head mouse, or a switch system. It is primarily used by those with physical challenges who find it difficult to use a keyboard and mouse or voice control software.
A Brailler is a specialized typewriter that allows the quick and convenient hand production of Braille.
Braille is a method of writing that uses dots punched into paper to represent letters, numbers, and words instead of using flat ink letters, primarily used by those who are blind.
Captions are a text version of speech that provide information to people who are Deaf or hard-of-hearing, or by people who process written content better than audio. Captions are also useful for people who can’t turn audio on or are in a loud environment.
A Braille printer prints Braille documents from a computer, and is used by those who are blind, or anyone needing to produce Braille documents for the blind.