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# Welcome to the Future of Access Technologies
Week N, FOOBAR
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# Important Reminder
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## Make sure zoom is running and recording!!!
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# Learning Goals for today
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But, lets back up a little to see why the web can be difficult for blind people to use.
To interact with their computers, blind people use software programs called screen readers. Here’s a screen reader reading the GMail inbox.
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Although it may have felt longer, that was only 20 seconds.
In 20 seconds, most of us would have found the message we wanted, and many of us not only would have found that message, but also read it and, possibly replied
At this point, a blind user new to this site still has no idea that an inbox even exists.
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# But it gets much better
Accessibly design pages, combined with user expertise, work very well

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# But it gets much better
Accessibly design pages, combined with user expertise, work very well

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# But it gets much better
Accessibly design pages, combined with user expertise, work very well

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# But it gets much better
Accessibly design pages, combined with user expertise, work very well

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# But it gets much better
Accessibly design pages, combined with user expertise, work very well

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# Introduction to Screen Readers
![:youtube Screen Reader Demo, dEbl5jvLKGQ]
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Demo also shows an example of a screen reader finding a problem such as lack of alt text or a badly labeled table