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What are audio descriptions and when to use them.

The Dictate feature in Microsoft Word allows users to convert spoken words into text. By clicking the Dictate button in the toolbar, users can speak naturally while Word transcribes their speech. The feature supports basic commands for punctuation and formatting, making it an accessible and efficient way to input text hands-free. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the feature, troubleshoot issues, and take advantage of its built-in tools for better productivity.

This article describes how NotebookLM supports accessibility, highlights known limitations, and offers guidance on inclusive use, which is especially important for users with disabilities or accommodation needs.

This guide provides a step-by-step overview for effectively navigating ChatGPT using the JAWS screen reader. It covers essential setup tips, including browser compatibility, JAWS updates, and accessibility settings, to optimize the user experience.

When designing web content in InDesign, follow these steps to ensure your PDF export is as accessible as possible.

This article discusses override settings for Assignments and Quizzes.

Microsoft Word’s Transcribe feature enables users to convert recorded audio into written text. Whether recording live conversations or uploading pre-recorded audio files, Word generates a detailed transcript with speaker identification and timestamps. The article explains how to use the tool, review transcripts, and edit them directly in Word. The Transcribe feature streamlines the process of turning spoken content, like meetings and interviews, into organized text for easy reference.