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S2E7 - Inclusive Reading Technologies
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Screen readers, magnification software and close captioning systems are some common assistive technologies developed to enable people with disability to read but have benefited all people. This episode examines how technology can make reading more inclusive.
Episode Guests:
- Josh Tseng, Director of Accessibility Services, Etch Empathy; Creative Director, Blind Mice Media
- Victor Zhuang, Assistant Professor, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University
- Wong Meng Ee, Associate Professor, National Institute of Education
- Jasmine Kamsul, Manager, Accessibility (Equaliser Office), NLB Punggol
Recommended Reads:
- Effects of assistive technology for students with reading and writing disabilities
- Effectiveness of Mobile Assistive Technology on Improving the Self-Perceptions of Students with Dyslexia in Singapore
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