ACCESSIBILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
FOR ALL WEBSITES
Computer
By following these instructions you will have Accessibility on your computer for all websites:
- Open your Google Chrome Browser.
- Click on the three vertical dots "?" in the upper right hand corner of Google Chrome.
- Select SETTINGS.
- Now select ACCESSIBILITY.
- Live caption.
- Change preferences.
- Quick highlight on the focused object.
- Navigate pages with a text cursor.
- Add accessibility features.
- Click on . . . Add accessibility features - Open Chrome Web Store.
- Presently Google Chrome has 40 different Accessibility features to select from. Below are some of those features . . .
- Baby ModeBaby Mode makes your browser baby friendly by allowing you to work and your baby to stay engaged. Baby Mode works by disabling your keyboard (but not your mouse) and adding sounds; letter pronunciation, animal, drum set, etc, to help your baby learn. You will be able to relax and get work done as your baby types on your keyboard. Baby Mode can also work with cats or any other unwanted distractions you want away from your keyboard.
- Dark ReaderDark mode for every website. Take care of your eyes, use dark theme for night and daily browsing. This eye-care extension enables night mode by creating dark themes for websites on the fly. Bright colors are inverted, making them high contrast and easy to read at night. You can adjust the brightness, contrast, sepia filter, dark mode, font settings and the ignore-list.
- DuallessFor those who do not have dual monitors. It splits your browser windows into two with just 2 clicks. The ratio can be adjusted according to your needs.
- Font SizeThis is a built-in-feature. Press "Ctrl +" to enlarge your font size; "Ctrl -" to reduce your font size.
- Google TranslateTranslates text, documents or websites into 133 different languages.
- Google DictionaryView definitions easily as you browse the web.
- LinDuoThe best FREE method to learn 1000 English words within a month! No memorization, no textbooks or homework. British scientists have proven that playing a game is the best way to memorize new words! Beautiful illustrations for each word and audio recordings by native speakers makes the whole process unforgettable.
- OpenDyslexicAn open sourced font created to increase readability for readers with dyslexia. This extension overrides all fonts on web pages with the OpenDyslexic font, and formats pages to be more easily readable.
- Postlight ReaderClears away instantly the clutter from all of your articles. Removes ads and distractions, leaving only text and images for a clean and consistent reading view on every site.
- Read AloudSupports over 40 languages. Text-to-speech (TTS) technology is used to convert webpage text to audio. It works on a variety of websites, including news sites, publications, textbooks, school and class websites, and online university course materials. Read Aloud allows you to select from a variety of text-to-speech voices. Some of the cloud-based voices may require additional in-app purchase to enable.
- Reader ModeRead articles on a clean, distraction-free screen.
- Screen ShaderShades Chrome to a soothing orange color to decrease eye-strain, eye fatigue and to appease your brain's day/night cycle.
- Turn Off the LightsThe entire page will be fading to dark, so you can watch the videos as if you were in the cinema. Works for YouTube and beyond. With a single click on the lamp button, the page will fade dark and automatically focus on the video. By clicking on it again, the page will return to normal.
To the right of the address bar is the Extensions icon where your selected Accessibility features appear. You can now pin (or unpin) any of your Accessibility features. The pinned icons, represent each of your Accessibility features, and will appear to the left of the Extensions Icon. You can turn on or off an Accessibility feature by clicking on that icon.
Be sure to select only the Accessibility features which apply to you.
As you mature or get older, your abilities may increase or decrease; thus you may find yourself adding to or deleting Accessibility features in your Open Chrome Web Store (be sure to look for new and improved features).
You can now access any website in the world; Google will then translate and read it aloud to you.
Your Accessibility features are now at your command and your computer is not cluttered up with features which are not applicable to you.
ENJOY!
BELIEVE IN YOURSELF
When I was going to mortuary college, I was asked to be the peer counselor. Before taking the seven California State Boards, the mortuary college administers seven comps. In the by-rules of Cypress College of Mortuary Science, it states that if a student fails a comp, he/she is allowed to take it again. This one woman failed all seven comps and as the peer counselor I told her that she could take them again. She stated: "I'm not as smart as you. There's no way I can pass them." I told her that she was every bit as smart as me, but that she just didn't know how to study. I told her to come to my home that evening and that I would make her copies of my seven study sheets (one page for each comp). I reassured her that if she memorized all seven study sheets, that she would pass all seven comps.
When I told the mortuary college faculty that she was going to retake all seven comps they replied: "No way! We've never had any of our students fail all seven comps; you can't waste our time and her time." I reminded them of their by-rules which never stipulated the number of comps which could be retaken; I told them it was not their choice but her choice. They agreed.
The next day she retook and passed all seven comps. She turned to me and stated, "I am just as smart as you, just as you said." I replied, "Yes, you are; you just never knew it." She went on and passed all of the seven California State Boards.
We each have our very own Mount Everest to climb.
I have found which Accessibility features work best for me and you will know which ones will work best for you.
Joseph Johnson
COMPUTER
INSTRUCTIONS
Google Chrome
Click on the three vertical dots "⋮" in the upper right hand corner of your Google Chrome Browser.
Go to SETTINGS and select ACCESSIBILITY.
This is where you go for instructions on how to make your Google Chrome Browser ADA friendly.
Edge
Click on the three horizontal dots ". . ." in the upper right hand corner of your Edge Browser.
Select SETTINGS and select ACCESSIBILITY.
This is where you go for instructions on how to make your Edge Browser ADA friendly.
Firefox
Click on the link below for instructions on how to make your Firefox Browser ADA friendly:
Safari
Go to SETTINGS and select ACCESSIBILITY.
This is where you go for instructions on how to make your Safari Browser ADA friendly.
ICON
You can create an ICON for Wildrose, Obituary, or Video.
CELL PHONE: Create an ICON.
Click on the graphic on the left to download the file.
COMPUTER: Create an ICON.
Click on the graphic on the left to download the file.
Read Aloud Instructions
Computer
CLICK ON ICON
Your computer will now Read Aloud to you in this browser, which will work with any web page.
Highlight just the area you want to read and click on the Read Aloud (black/orange) speaker icon above.
If in a different language, click on stop, click on the option icon, select your language - now press the start button.
Standard Voices are free. Enjoy!
Smartphone
ALL BROWSERS
GO TO:
Settings / Accessibility / Spoken Content
TURN ON:
Speak Selection
Speak Screen
Speech Controller
Highlight Content
Detect Languages
Now you have READ ALOUD in many languages on all browsers. Enjoy!
EDGE BROWSER
The Edge Browser is free and can be downloaded to your smartphone.
Press on the three horizontal dots located at the bottom center of the home screen.
On any web page select Read Aloud.
The Edge Browser "Read Aloud" only reads in english. Enjoy!
Search Instructions
Computer
Windows: Ctrl F (F3)
SMARTPHONE
INSTRUCTIONS
Android and iPhones
Go to SETTINGS and select ACCESSIBILITY.
This is where you go for instructions on how to make your Smartphone ADA friendly.
TRANSLATE
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Highlight the address bar and press CTRL-C to copy.
2. Click on TRANSLATE above the green horizontal bar and press CTRL-V to paste.
The default translate is in Spanish,
but there are 133 languages to choose from.
3. Select your language then press translate.
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