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vBookz Audiobooks (Paid)
Subject Community of Practice, ILS, Leisure/Recreation, Reading, Utility Accessibility Feature Magnification, Text to Speech, VoiceOver/Screen Reader Platform iOS Age Range Secondary, Teachers vBookz Audiobooks offers advanced, high-quality text-to-speech reading in 17 languages. It's the best way to follow and read documents on iPad, iPhone, or iPod. vBookz Audiobooks also includes orientation and navigation tools that enhance the reading experience. It reads out loud from more than 40,000 classic books and uses the leading live text-to-speech generator with no need for conversion or stored audio files. vBookz Audiobooks has an all-in-one support and reads PDF non-DRM e-books. It is integrated with Dropbox, Google Drive, and Gutenberg.
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Vimeo (Free)
Subject Community of Practice Accessibility Feature VoiceOver/Screen Reader, Magnification Platform Website Age Range Teachers Vimeo is a site for uploading, sharing, and connecting videos, exploring other videos, and learning how to make better videos.
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Visor (Free)
Subject Community of Practice, ILS, Leisure/Recreation, Utility Accessibility Feature Magnification, VoiceOver/Screen Reader Platform Browser/Software Extension Age Range Elementary, Preschool, Secondary This screen dimmer and reading aid may help with fluency, eye strain, concentration, and comprehension while reading. Visor's overlays and point of focus feature may assist users with visual perceptual difficulties such as dyslexia, scotopic sensitivity syndrome, and visual stress.
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Visual Brailler (Free)
Subject Braille Accessibility Feature VoiceOver/Screen Reader, Magnification Platform iOS Age Range Preschool, Elementary, Secondary, Teachers Visual Brailler is the simple braille editor. It’s a braille writer for your iPad, and it has a place in every braille transcriber’s toolbox.
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VizWiz (Free)
Subject ILS, Utility Accessibility Feature Magnification, VoiceOver/Screen Reader Platform iOS Age Range Elementary, Preschool, Secondary, Teachers VizWiz lets blind users recruit remote sighted workers to help them with visual problems in nearly real-time. Users take a picture with their phone, speak a question, and then receive multiple spoken answers.