Voice Over Gesture and Rotor Tutorial

<

>

Apple Voice Over for iPad*

A Boardroom Quick Guide

start >

*Click button to the left for an accessible tutorial experience

Objectives

>

>

Instructor will cover the following topics:

Practice turning Voice Over on and off

Examine basic Voice Over gestures within the practice tutorial

Get familiar with gestures for using the rotar

Inspect the basic functions of the rotor feature in Voice Over

>

>

Outcomes

Learns wilL Be ABLE TO:

Independently turn the Voice Over on and off using Siri and/or Settings

Examine the Voice Over gesture they are most likely to use most on the iPad

Practice using Voice Over gestures once a day when working in the Notes app or Google Docs

IIndepenently switch the rotor setting swithin a documents apps

>

>

Knowledge: Using Voice Over in school

Voice Over on the iPad helps peope with visual impairments or dyslexia: 1. Navigate iPad app menu in word doc apps using specific gestures using voice output prompts 2. Read text in Notes and Word Doc apps often used in English Language Arts

>

>

Knowledge: Environmental Consideration

• Learners will need to wear headphones when Voice Over is on to not distract other students.

• Consider which environments will build meaning around the function of Voice Over

Task 1:

Turning Voice OverOn

>

>

Interaction: Turning Voice Over On

There are two ways to turn on Voice Over. 1. Using Siri 2. Through the Settings Section on an Apple Settings Menu

Read

Watch

Task 2:

Practice Gestures

>

>

Interaction: Practicing Voice Over Gestures

In the Accessibility section within the Voice Over settings, a practice tutorial is embedded into the menu options to teach the basic gestures of using the Voice Over.

Read

Watch

Task: 3

Practicing Rotor Gestures

>

>

the rotor for iPad

VoiceOver offers a convenient tool to quickly access various options on any screen - the rotor. It's easy and intuitive, just twist two fingers around your device like you're turning a dial and VoiceOver will read out each action as it rotates in circles.

read

Watch

Task 4:

Switching between Rotor Settings

>

>

options for Using the Rotor Menu

The Rotor is an auditory pop-up screen menu that is used on iOS Mobile devices to support text navigation. .

Menu

Watch

>

>

"The world needs all kinds of minds" -Temple Grandin

LOREM IPSUM DOLOR

Application

• Pick one activity in your routine where you will navigate text using the Voice Over Rotor

• Schedule in your calendar at the same time everyday
• Suggestion: A task that is routine (Ex: Checking your email) but automated would be a great choice to integrate Voice Over navigation with the Rotor into your daily technology routine.

Schedule

Quiz

1. After you have practiced using Voice Over Gestures and a Rotor for a week, set a time with me to check in on your Voice Over skill development at the link below.

Read

Home

>

>

Reach out to Ms. Johnson for any additional support at: jajohnson@ssdmo.org

Home