Richard Byrne shares two speech to text tools and three text to speech tools that are browser based in this post.
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Tech tools that assist all students to be independent learners & teachers to become better teachers
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Technology can help make your education environment more accessible to those with special needs. This guide includes: * an overview of accessibility and its effect in the classroom; * definitions of impairment types and tech solutions for each; * an assistive tech overview and decision tree; * links and references for more information. It is available to download in English and Spanish.
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If you are using Chrome and looking for a speech to text app Bryne suggests that you check out the Dictanote Speech Recognizer app, a free app and also Dictation.io.
For text to speech he suggests three app.
Speak It is for use with Chrome and will read most web pages. Announcify works with Chrome and also comes for the Android. Select and Speak work with Chrome and will read any text on a web page. Bryne explains each of the tools in his post.
If you have students whom struggle with reading text to speech tools provide a way for them to work more independently online. For students whom may struggle with the writing process but whom speak cleary a speech to text tool may make an enormous difference in their ability to keep up with work.