Speakers describe relying on JAWS, VoiceOver, hearing aids and Morse-code typing
Panelists described specific assistive technologies they use daily — JAWS screen reader, iPhone VoiceOver, hearing aids, Morse-code switches for typing and low-tech aids like straws — and said technology does not eliminate broader access barriers.
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Multiple participants described the tools they use to navigate work and home.
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