BrowseAloud

Texthelp is proud to announce it has become a partner of a major new national campaign to raise awareness about the barriers faced by people with disabilities in accessing the internet and other new digital technologies, and help overcome...

Texthelp Ltd today announced the release of BrowseAloud Plus 1.1.  This is the first planned update of BrowseAloud Plus and it has added new functionality to better enhance customer needs.

Belleville Public Library and John M. Parrott Art Gallery has joined forces with the leading text-to-speech software BrowseAloud to help increase, maintain and improve the functional capabilities of people with literacy difficulties.

Look Who's Talking Now! Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) in Ontario has teamed up with BrowseAloud to provide an online text-to-speech solution to ensure that its website is accessible to all online visitors.

As part of an ongoing commitment to provide barrier-free access for the community and encourage public participation and engagement, the City of Woodstock has enabled an innovative text to speech product to their website called BrowseAloud.

The Small Project Component of the Enabling Accessibility Fund provides grants of up to $50,000 per project to support activities that improve the built environment through the provision of accessible information and communication technologies.

As part of an ongoing commitment to reducing barriers to accessibility, the Township of Woolwich has enabled an innovative new product on its website called BrowseAloud.

The eGovernment Resource Centre provides access to the Victorian Government body of knowledge on eGovernment, information and communications technology.

To make public information more accessible to residents, the Town of Orangeville has recently added BrowseAloud to its website.

In a bid to enhance the accessibility of their customer websites, WM Housing Group has speech-enabled their four housing association sites with BrowseAloud.