This tool reads digital text aloud, helping students who have reading difficulties, learning disabilities, or visual challenges access written materials more easily. In addition to text-to-speech, Kurzweil 3000 offers features such as highlighting, note-taking, and study aids, making it a versatile resource for supporting comprehension and learning. Students who benefit from auditory learning or need assistance with reading assignments will find this software particularly useful. For more information or access, contact LibraryServices@unbc.ca.

JAWS converts text displayed on a computer screen into synthesized speech, allowing students who are blind or have significant visual impairments to navigate digital content, documents, and web pages independently. The software also includes features such as braille display support, customizable speech settings, and keyboard shortcuts to enhance accessibility and productivity. Students who require auditory access to digital materials will find JAWS particularly helpful. For more information or access, contact LibraryServices@unbc.ca.