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Most devices have the capacity to read out text without the need for installing additional software and students are able to not only adjust the volume, they are also able to adjust the speed and pitch of the computer-generated voice and choose an accent that they find the easiest to work with. Students can focus on listening to the content and learning, rather than concentrating most of their cognitive efforts on decoding and reading accurately. Text to Voice or Text to Speech allows a student to highlight text and have their device read to them. It also assists older students to work with a greater degree of independence. This can assist with managing lengthy homework assignments, reading larger passages of text in novels or completing internet based research.

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When considering the portable nature of devices used at school and at home, students are able to utilise these tools across their day and at home. By allowing the use of assistive technology, we can reduce some of the difficulties that students may face when being asked to read and process large amounts of text and when asked to complete written tasks and assessments. In the classroom, this often results in reduced content knowledge and understanding, reduced vocabulary development and poor ability to demonstrate their skills and knowledge at a level consistent with their overall understanding. Best of all, they are free to use!įor students who have literacy difficulties, reading for comprehension and producing extended written passages can be very challenging. Although there are many free and paid apps and software titles available, most devices that students are already using have both dictation and text reader functions built in. Most frequently we are asked about various apps and programs that can be used to allow students to have information read out to them (Text to Speech) and to be able to use their voice to produce written text (Voice to Text).

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Reopen Zoom or Zoom Rooms and you should now have full access.At DSF we are often asked for advice about what software should be installed on various computers and which apps should be downloaded on mobile devices.Once you've allowed all necessary permissions, click Quit Now.Repeat steps 7 and 8 for any additional permissions you need to enable. If you need to allow other permissions, click Later.A window will appear asking you to restart Zoom or the Zoom Rooms application.Note: For Local Recording on Catalina, you need to click the checkbox for at least the Documents Folder option under. Click the checkbox next to and/or Zoom Rooms.Click the permission that you need to change: Camera, Microphone, Screen Recording, Files and Folders or Accessibility.Enter your OS administrator username and password.Click the lock icon at the bottom left corner of the Security & Privacy window.

Click the Apple logo at the top left corner of your screen.

The Zoom Rooms application may ask you to authorize access to the following permissions, depending on which features you are accessing: When joining from a web browser using the Zoom Web client, you will need to make sure your browser is authorized to access to the following permissions, depending on which features you are accessing in Zoom:

Accessibility - For allowing remote control in a meeting.

Files and Folders (Mac OS 10.15 Catalina only) - For sharing and saving files from chat in a meeting or webinar, as well as recording locally to your computer.

Screen Recording (Mac OS 10.15 Catalina only) - For sharing your screen in a meeting or webinar.

Microphone - For joining computer audio in a meeting or webinar.

Camera - For sharing your video in a meeting or webinar.

The Zoom Desktop Client may ask you to authorize access to the following permissions, depending on which features you are accessing in Zoom: Instructions Permissions for the Zoom desktop client You will need OS administrator access for the computer.

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Note: If you upgrade your Zoom Rooms Mac to Mojave or Catalina, keep the keyboard and mouse connected to the computer until you open Zoom and authorize access to the camera and microphone.

Permissions for the Zoom Desktop Client.If you do not allow Zoom access during this initial prompt or the camera, microphone, and remote control access become disabled, you will need to go into your OS System Preferences to allow access. You can click OK during the initial request and you will be able to use your microphone and camera in Zoom. You will also be prompted to allow the Zoom desktop client to allow others to remotely control your desktop.

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On Mac OS 10.15 Catalina, screen recording will also need to be authorized. Due to increased security and permissions with Mac OS 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina, you will be prompted to authorize the Zoom desktop client and Zoom Rooms client to use the microphone and camera.