
Accessibility advocate propelled by bravery, empowered through connectivity
Nada Abdelghaffar, Accessibility Representative for TRUSU Equity, is excited to contribute to meaningful changes from another vantage point.
Assistive technology - any software or equipment that supports mobility, learning and communication - allows learners of all abilities to make their educational experience more accessible.
This program can read PDFs, Word documents, and webpages out loud, including Moodle content. It includes a dictation feature called Talk&Type. It can also help you make more efficient study notes, provide word prediction when writing essays and reports, and so much more. Read&Write is freely available (and completely optional) to all TRU students, staff, and faculty.
If you have any questions about Read&Write, or encounter compatibility issues with Moodle or other online content, please don’t hesitate to email the Assistive Technology Specialist at as@tru.ca.
Please note
TRU does not officially endorse any of the following apps or extensions.
Please read the terms and conditions carefully for any app, and use at your own discretion.

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