JAWS is a screen-reading software.
This course is designed for individuals who will be teaching a student with a visual impairment how to use Internet Explorer 10 using JAWS. Participants should have the skills taught in LIO's Microsoft Word 2010 Using JAWS course.
Learn Internet Explorer 10 Using JAWS
- Navigate through search engines and websites
- Fill out online forms
- Access tables, combo boxes, radio buttons, etc.
- Use bookmarks
- Learn commands for advanced viewing and reading
Learn Instructional Strategies
You will receive Teaching Internet Explorer Using JAWS for Windows from DeWitt & Associates. This book provides a curriculum for teaching students and includes a CD. You will also receive tip sheets and tactile graphics to enhance lesson plans.
You will be added to the MDE-LIO technology listserv after completing the workshop. As a member of the listserv, you can connect with other professionals who have completed an MDE-LIO technology workshop. Use the listserv to share ideas, ask questions, or help answer someone else’s question about assistive technology. MDE-LIO also shares helpful tips on a regular basis.