The solution to that problem is dead simple.
Schools, NGOS or other organizations which teach computing to visually
challenged people include NVDA in their training/teaching curricular as
a mandatory component.
And yes, this will improve many things fundamentally since people will
have to get a good grip on screen readers which will be very useful for
them in near future.
Not only this, Only deserving people will get the chance to prove themselves
On 8/15/2022 9:15 AM, Vaibhav Saraf wrote:
I was having a discussion with Ajay Minocha over a call about the
screen reader system.
The point he highlighted was that we have multiple screen readers, and
their respective settings. It may happen that our preferred screen
reader is not there, the settings cannot be changed, or any last
minute technical glitch with the system, inaccessible platform, among
others.
While it sounds like the best solution on using one's own system, it
might not be as easy as using screen readers on a totally alien system
in an exam centre. A technical issue, few mins wasted, and the
candidate will be having a whole mental toll.
PS - I am not discouraging or against the use of screen readers for
exams, but bringing a point which is often not discussed. And the
screen reader grass might not be always green.
On Sun, 14 Aug 2022 at 22:38, Pranav Lal <[email protected]> wrote:
I would go for the computer option any day. It gives us control
over what we write.
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