Great module, lots of ideas here!

I am partially sighted and don't use text to speech well so it is very helpful to me to have a chance to use these things in a practical manner.

I agree with all teaching differs but like many text to speech content is almost always taken out of context

learnt a useful Pedagogy

this was very informative and something that is relevant to my role as my students have used text to speech equipment but others might also find the inbuilt features useful

good links

good websites for additional learning.

Useful encouragement to use screen readers with good 'try one out' activity.

There was some useful tools in this module and useful guidance on how to use them.

This was very interesting as it has made me realise that i can adapt resources for learners who may find it difficult to read the task, and who may have forgotten what the actual task is.

I liked this module, I didn't realise there was.so much available and free resources for text to speech and accessibility.

The module was really useful to identify the difference in functionality for screen readers and text to speech. The resources weblinks at the end of the module are useful also.

Good suggestions

Really interesting. I can think of a lot of dyslexic students that this would help especially when they are researching a topic.

Very useful module, I would only suggest that links open in a new window.

It was good

Still very Robotic sounds, but effective

Very useful information.

Great advice... The additional resources are handy for developing my understanding of different options. Thanks

A helpful resource with some sites I hadn't previously known about which should prove to be helpful aids for text to speech.

This module has provided me with many new opportunities and ideas how to further support my learners that particularly struggle with reading but not understanding.

Nice introduction. Not really thought of using text to speech before in a more general setting.

I really enjoyed this module. It gave me ideas that I can use with students that have different with English and also students with learning difficulty.

I could not find out where to paste the text - not obvious

I personally like to convert documents I need to read to an audio file that I can then listen to. I increase the rate of speech to at least 1.5 times the original even if it sounds to fast initially within a very short time you adjust to the speed.

This is something I never considered before, but will find an appropriate site to use

Very useful to distinguish between screenreaders and text to speech - these are often confused.

Useful, particularly the links to the resources that could be used, interestingly i never thought about how this could be used to support learners to proofread their work.

useful websites that might come in handy to support poor readers.