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Assistive Technology Training Online (ATTO) University at Buffalo – The State University of New York USDE# H324M Write:Outloud Reading e-Text: Step by Step

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text For this tutorial… If you are using a Macintosh, substitute the  /command key for the Control Key in the keyboard shortcuts. On the browser screen click on the Full Screen icon. To move through the show Click or press Spacebar To go back, press [Alt  ] To end the show, press esc.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 1. Load WOL Open WOL to an untitled document.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 2. Get Ready to Go Surfing For this activity, we will copy text from President Kennedy’s inaugural address, January 20, 1961, from factmonster.com Click on the link ot/inaugural5.html or copy and paste it into your web browser. ot/inaugural5.html

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 3. Copying Text Select the text you want to copy by placing the mouse pointer at the beginning of the first paragraph of the speech and holding down the left mouse button. Drag the mouse until the text you want is highlighted.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text Go to the Edit menu and select Copy [Control+C]. This copies the text to the computer's clipboard. Note: You can also hold down your right mouse button and select Copy from the Context menu.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 4. Pasting Text into WOL The copied text is stored on the clipboard and can be copied to other text programs. Bring up Write:OutLoud by clicking once on the icon located on your task bar at the bottom of your desk top. Go to the Edit menu and click on Paste [Control+V]. The text that was copied from the encyclopedia will be displayed on the screen within WOL. Note: You may need to edit the formatting of the text.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 5. Modifying Font & Size of Text Select (highlight) the text. Move the mouse pointer to the Font menu and select Chicago font. Move the mouse pointer to the Size menu and select 26pt.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 6. Reading with WOL Speech Text can be read in its entirety or by current paragraph, current sentence, or current word. This feature can assist students who have difficulty with reading and can provide auditory cues to perform functions. A colored box highlights each word as it is spoken; this helps the reader to follow along. Options allow the text to be read word by word with the Advance feature. Both the Speech Menu and keyboard commands can be used to turn speech on and off.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text Go to the Speech menu. Select Speak Words and Speak Sentences. A check appears if the item is selected. Notice you can choose to hear words, sentences, paragraphs or the entire page. Write:OutLoud speaks highlighted text, or the sentence containing the cursor. Select Sentence (i.e. turn Speak Words off [Control + E] in the Speech menu).

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text Place your mouse cursor on any word. Go to the Speech menu and select Speak [Control + T]. Write:OutLoud will speak the sentence containing your cursor. Hold down the [Control+T] keys. Again, Write:OutLoud speaks the sentence containing your cursor.

Write:Outloud Reading e-Text 7. Navigating & Selecting Text To move your cursor quickly to the beginning of the document, click on the "beginning" toolbar button. Click on this "move" button to move the cursor to the next sentence; a sentence is marked with appropriate punctuation. To highlight the next sentence, click on the "Select" button. In addition to reading the text, highlighting allows the user to grow/shrink words, and to change the font and color. Click on the "end" button to move the cursor directly to the end of the document.