Read letters and words aloud as they are typed

This feature reads letters and words aloud as they are typed by the user. This feature could be used along with a screen reader or text-to-speech function, or as a spelling check.

This listing includes a wide range of products, from simple stand-alone word and phrase completion applications to large literacy suites that include a word and phrase completion tool. Please note that these products are not necessarily endorsed by RtF, but represent the range of available options.

• VisioVoice(link is external) - Assistiveware
• JAWS screenreader(link is external) - Freedom Scientific
• ZoomText Magnifier/Reader(link is external) - Ai Squared
• MAGic Screen Magnification Software(link is external) - Freedom Scientific

• Add technology for students with disabilities to the library or media center(link is external) - Jerry D. Neal, Dennis Ehlert
• Smart University: software systems for students with disabilities(link is external)- Jeffrey P. Bakken (2017) et al.
• The Quality of Text-to-Voice and Voice-to-Text Software Systems for Smart Universities: Perceptions of College Students with Disabilities(link is external)- Jeffrey P. Bakken (2018) et al.
• Information access for people with disabilities(link is external)- Mates, Barbara T.
• Using technology to enhance the writing processes of students with learning disabilities(link is external)- Charles A MacArthur (1996)
• Use of orthographic and word-specific knowledge in reading words aloud(link is external)- Jonathan Baron, Carol Strawson
• Using the Microcomputer as a Tool for Learning to Read and Write(link is external)- Teresa Rosegrant
• “Say Just One Word at First”: The Emergence of Reliable Speech in a Student Labeled with Autism(link is external)- Alicia A. Broderick, Christi Kasa-Hendrickson