There are various ways you can use the built-in accessibility features on your PC or laptop. Some examples are:
The JISC website provides more information about assistive and accessible technology.
There are many free open software tools you can use to make studying and organising information much easier. The JISC website includes links to an number of free open source software tools.
Other useful links:
Read&Write 11
This is a very powerful tool with lots of different functions that will help you to
Texthelp, the developers of Read&Write, have a number of instructional overview video playlists on the software.
Texthelp also provide a range of free short instructional courses.
Inspiration 9.2IE
There are lots of ways to use this software. Test out different styles and make Inspiration work for you. You can use it for
Ask for help if you can’t find either pieces of software. They may be in the Software Centre and staff can show you how to access it.
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