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Universal Tech Tools

Universal tech tools commonly used in high school and college

  • Daily Living Recreation & Leisure-Voice Navigation on Google Maps
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    This video teaches how to turn on voice navigation on Google Maps. It is free and recommended for the visually impaired

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  • Speech to Text–Voice Typing in Google Docs
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    This free video teaches you how to use Voice Typing in google docs to create documents. (Chrome is required)

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  • Speech to text—Chromebook Dictation
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    This free How to Use Speech to Enter Text on Chromebook has a built-in microphone to allow the teacher or student to use voice-to-text dictation on Chrome.

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  • How to Use Voice-To-Text Dictation on MAC
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    This free Speech-to-Text App on a Mac Book has a built-in microphone to allow the teacher or student to use voice-to-text dictation on Mac.

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  • Speechify App/Audio Text Reader
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    The Speechify App is a premium, fee-based audio text reader. This App requires Chrome or Chrome Book. It allows the teacher to scan text to be read aloud as the student follows along. (This App can be used on a smartphone or a computer.)

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  • Text to Speech-Select to Speak
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    Select-to-Speak is a free, built-in Chrome Book feature that will allow the teacher to select text to be read aloud as the student follows along. (Requires Chrome Book or Chrome search engine with extensions)

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  • Note-Taking–How to Use Note-taking Apps
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    This video gives an overview of several free note-taking apps, highlighting the best and poorest features of each app reviewed.

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