Triple-clicking the Home button will turn VoiceOver on. You would first navigate the way you would normally navigate to the book reader app you are using and open the book you want to be read out loud to you. VoiceOver works great in any of the book reading apps, like iBooks, Kindle, and Nook. VoiceOver is a built in screen reader that will read out loud everything on an iOS device. It will read out loud everything in the article without reading the site navigation system.Ģ. Drag the blue circle on the right so it highlights all of the text. Now if you do the same thing: tap and hold until you see the magnifying bubble appear. When you tap on Reader, it removes distractions such as navigation bars and focuses on text and media. The Reader button will appear automatically in the URL bar for most websites. It will speak out loud everything that is highlighted in blue.Īlso notable is the Safari Reader function. Drag the blue pin on the right so it highlights all of the text, and then press speak. For example, in Mail tap and hold a little bit of the message until you see the magnifying bubble appear. Speak selection will work in apps where you are actually able to edit, or highlight the text, such as Mail, Notes, Reminders, Messages, and Safari. Now that we have adjusted our settings to make text speakable on an iOS device, let’s discuss the two methods. Now whenever you click the Home button three times, VoiceOver will be enabled. Scroll all the way down towards the bottom and press ‘Triple-click Home’. To go back to the main Accessibility Settings page, tap the Accessibility arrow in the upper left hand corner.
Highlight words are great for kids who are just starting to learn how to read, or help the kids enhance their reading skills. Here you also have the option to change the dialect of the voice that will be doing the reading, adjust the speaking rate (how fast or how slow it is reading out loud), as well as to highlight words.
A Speak button will now appear when you select text. The first thing to do is to turn on Speak Selection. Open up Settings, tap on General, scroll all the way down toward the bottom until you see Accessibility. There are two different ways to make text speakable on an iOS device, but before we do that and discuss how to do it, let’s first set up our iOS device so we can do it. In this accessibility segment, I will be discussing how to make text speakable on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch: IOS devices are built with all users in mind: they come with several accessibility features for low-vision or legally blind users, settings for hard-of-hearing or deaf users, settings for individuals who have physical and motor difficulties, and settings for individuals with learning difficulties.
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