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Nuance Dragon: Dragon is not blocked by LockDown Browser during an exam, but some functionality may be limited.ChromeOS Dictation: Works with LockDown Browser, with some limitations.
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Mac Voice Control: Works with LockDown Browser, with some limitations. #Nvda screen reader disable windows#
Windows Speech Recognition: Works with LockDown Browser, with some limitations.
Speech-to-Text (also known as “Voice-to-Text,” or “dictation” software) These programs are not blocked, however some functionality may be limited while using LockDown Browser (e.g., Natural Reader).
Others: Because many text to speech (TTS) applications include advanced functionality that would be considered exploits within LockDown Browser, portions of these programs cannot run on top of a LockDown Browser window. (Note: There is an issue with Canvas Classic Quizzes and Speak Selection during LockDown Browser exams, so we recommend using VoiceOver as an alternative for Classic Quizzes.) It requires the use of the hot key (Option + ESC) to read the text audibly. Spoken Content (MacOS 11.0 or newer): Speak Selection will work with LockDown Browser and all LMS integrations, although it works differently than Speech. This issue and a potential fix is being investigated. Speech (MacOS 10.15 or older): Speech works with LockDown Browser, however it does not read multiple choice or true/false answer choices correctly in all LMS integrations. ReadSpeaker TextAid (Windows and Mac): The “bookmarklet” version of TextAid works with LockDown Browser and D2L, Blackboard Learn Ultra, and Canvas (New Quizzes). Note: WebReader does not support Canvas (New Quizzes) or Blackboard Learn Ultra – for these learning systems, the TextAid bookmarklet is recommended. The reading, masking, and text enlarging functions remain available to students during an exam. ReadSpeaker webReader for the LMS (Windows and Mac): When WebReader is embedded within a learning system, it will work seamlessly with LockDown Browser with some security limitations (e.g., copy/paste and MP3 downloads are disabled). 
The reader and Screen Masking functions remain available to students during the exam. When a student is using LockDown Browser, a “lockdown mode” setting will be applied to the Read&Write toolbar, preventing certain features from being used during an exam (e.g., web searches).
Texthelp Read&Write (Windows): LockDown Browser has a custom integration with Read&Write. (Note: There is a known issue with Kurzweil ReadTheWeb reading answer responses.) More about Kurzweil Kurzweil ReadTheWeb (Windows and Mac): LockDown Browser offers a built-in Kurzweil ReadTheWeb extension. Text-to-Speech (also known as “read aloud” or “literacy” software) There are some keyboard shortcuts that are unique to Respondus LockDown Browser for Windows and macOS. LockDown Browser does not block screen readers, and conforms to WCAG 2.1. LockDown Browser's functions and security remain the same when these screen readers are used. ChromeVox is built into the Chrome OS and can be triggered by using the following key combination: Ctrl+Alt+Z Chrome OS (Chromebooks): The LockDown Browser for Chromebook Extension is tested and works with ChromeVox. Mac: The Mac and iPad versions of LockDown Browser are tested and work with VoiceOver. We recommend using the screen reader NVDA on Windows. Windows: The Windows version of LockDown Browser is tested and works with most available screen readers. 
LockDown Browser also works with many assistive technologies, with details listed below. LockDown Browser meets all web content accessibility guidelines, as documented in our Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT).
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