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Speech to Text & Text to Speech

The Chromebooks offer a variety of supports for our students, including the ability to type with our mouths and to have the Chromebook read to them! These features are both built into the student Chromebooks, and in the document linked below, you can learn about how to support your students with these tools.

Screenshot of Document in Google Docs to Support Students with accessibility features


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