New Release BrowseAloud...Making Websites Talk! |  |
BrowseAloud reads web pages aloud for people who find it difficult to read online. Reading large amounts of text on screen can be difficult for those with literacy and visual impairments.
23 per cent of the adult population in Ireland have literacy problems. By subscribing to BrowseAloud for your website, you will greatly increase the number of people who can access the content on your site.
Users of BrowseAloud
BrowseAloud makes using the Internet easier for people who have:
- Low literacy and reading skills
- English as a second language
- Learning Disabilities such as Dyslexia
- Mild visual impairments
Website Owners
Get BrowseAloud on your site and increase your Irish audience to:
- 1/4 Irish people with problems with reading & writing on a basic level
- 8% of the Irish people with dyslexia
- 323,707 people in Ireland with disabilities
Partners of BrowseAloud
Create additional revenue from your website by becoming a BrowseAloud Partner. As a partner you can:
- Provide a speech-enabling service for website owners
- Have a new revenue opportunity
- Offer a value added service to your existing customers
- Become a reseller
About This Website
This website aims to conform with the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines priority 1, 2, and 3. If you experience any accessibility issues, please contact us.
BrowseAloud News
- Seminar: Promoting Digital Inclusion in 2010...
- Thursday 16th September 2010.
- Listen to Staffordshire Police Force Website with BrowseAloud...
- Monday 6th September 2010.
- Raven Housing improve accessibility with BrowseAloud...
- Thursday 2nd September 2010.
- City of London Police Force website gets vocal ...
- Wednesday 1st September 2010.
- NHS Education for Scotland adopts BrowseAloud...
- Monday 30th August 2010.
- Access to Breckland Council's website is set to increase thanks to BrowseAloud...
- Sunday 29th August 2010.
- Heritage Lottery Fund enhance website accessibility with BrowseAloud...
- Friday 9th July 2010.
- Pensions Ombudsman in Ireland enhance website accessibility with BrowseAloud...
- Thursday 8th July 2010.
- Caerphilly website finds its voice!...
- Wednesday 7th July 2010.
