[Athen] Text to Speech Reader

[Lisa Brandt]

Fortunately, the question these days is more likely, "What WON'T provide  
TTS for him?"

If he already has a small device that he usually carries with him, like a  
smartphone or a tablet, it might be useful to find something that works  
with that, so that he can take his synthetic speech with him while he's  
recuperating.


On Fri, 12 Feb 2016 08:51:55 -0800, Dori Lloyd  
<dori_lloyd at davidsonccc.edu> wrote:


> An instructor of ours has had an unexpected health event that will leave  

> him without a voice for a while.  We are starting to investigate some  

> text to speech readers that >he can use in his classroom to communicate  

> with his students.  I am turning to the experts for any suggestions.  

> Your comments are greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

>

> Dori


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Lisa Brandt, PCC Disability Services
Accessibility Technician
Alternate Media Formats Technician
SE SCOMM 112 | SY CC 260

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