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Navigating the Web with Windows Screen Readers

Learn to use a screen reader to navigate the web efficiently if you have a visual impairment or if you are a teacher of students who are blind or low vision.

Jim Allan, Accessibility Coordinator for Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, presents a one-hour video on Navigating the Web with Windows Screen Readers (JAWS & NVDA).  This video shows how to use a screen reader to move efficiently through a web page using more than just the tab and arrow keys.

 

Jim Allan

The video demonstrates expanded navigation, including navigating with:

  • Links
  • Headings
  • Forms
  • Tables
  • Landmarks/regions
  • Tabs
  • Browser keys