Dec 05, 2019
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Why Should I Use ReadSpeaker?
ReadSpeaker tools are more than just text to speech. They also give the ability to process information in a different way. Examples:
- If you learn by an oral presentation, then use ReadSpeaker to listen to your lesson/s.
- If you are studying a difficult subject, then listen to the material while you are reading the material. The two processes of seeing the words (highlight words and sentences with ReadSpeaker) and hearing the words is a form of bimodal presentation. Bimodal presentations have been shown to increase the retention of the materials.
- If you are taking a test, then you may benefit from hearing the test spoken to you so that you catch all the words and understand the questions better.
- Learning on the go: download your lesson pages to mp3 files and listen to them while you are offline.
- Click the
- This activates ReadSpeaker. You can then position the player where you desire on the page.
- This activates ReadSpeaker. You can then position the player where you desire on the page.
- You can change the reading speed, the text highlighting, or download the file. Customize it to your learning methodology!
Easily Distracted While Reading?
- Select the Page Mask which is available in ReadSpeaker webReader:
- When activated, the page mask tool grays out the screen above and below the selected material. It will scroll with you as you move down the page. You can customize the width of the window.
- Low vision or easily distracted?
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Use the Simple View tool in ReadSpeaker webReader to remove the images.
- If you have adjusted font size, font face, and/or background color, then you will see these changes in the Simple View mode.
- Use the Enlarge Text tool which magnifies the text and shows it at the bottom of the page. The eye is naturally drawn to it.
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There are many other ways to use the ReadSpeaker Suite of Learning Tools to aid you in your learning. Give it a try today!