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Mac helps you find your focus so you can think big. Because it’s built with neurodiversity in mind. Text to Speech adds auditory reinforcement to what you’re reading. Word Completion helps boost word-building skills. And Dark Mode makes it easier to focus on the task at hand.

Text to SpeechGo from written word to spoken word.

If you learn better when you can hear what you’re reading or writing, Text to Speech can help by adding an auditory component to books, websites, or homework assignments. Highlight any text and hear it read aloud in more than 70 voices across 42 languages. You can even adjust the speaking rate.

Dark ModeLet your content take center screen.

Dark Mode transforms the desktop and built-in apps with a new dark color scheme that helps you focus on your work.¹ The fine points of your content take center screen as toolbars and menus recede into the background. Light text against darker backdrops in Mail, Safari Reader, Calendar, and more makes everything easier to read in low lighting conditions.

SiriAll you have to do is ask. Or type.

If you prefer to communicate by typing, you can set Siri to “Type to Siri” mode to request web searches, send messages, track down documents, set reminders, or even turn on your go-to accessibility settings.²

Word CompletionLet Mac finish what you started.

To help with vocabulary and word-building skills, macOS provides word completion in apps like TextEdit and Pages. After typing just a few letters, press the F5 key and macOS suggests words. Select the word you want, and macOS completes it for you.

Simple FinderLess Dock. Fewer distractions.

With parental controls, Mac can be set up to be easier to use for people with cognitive and learning disabilities. Simple Finder reduces the Dock to just three folders. Teachers can limit the list of apps a student can open to only the ones they choose. And files, folders, and apps are displayed in a single window of neatly arranged icons.

DictionaryFind even more meaning in your Mac.

If you have a question about a word or phrase, just look it up in the built-in Dictionary app — from anywhere in macOS. Get quick access to definitions and synonyms that help with grammar, spelling, and pronunciation.

SpeechCommunicate the way that’s right for you.

FaceTime lets you communicate visually, whether through the use of sign language, gestures, or facial expressions.³ iMessage lets you chat with others via text. And Text to Speech lets you hear words read aloud to help with expressive speech development — or even communicates for you by speaking the words you type.

Resources

Support

Find detailed guides and support articles on the accessibility features of Apple products.

Once again, I am in a place where I can’t work directly with my servers to test the NetInstall steps and images, so... we’ll take a brief detour here to take a quick look at your Mac’s built-in dictation features.

I can hear you now

You may think you have to wait for Siri to appear in macOS Sierra before you can talk to your Mac, but your Mac already has a way to listen to everything you say and to turn what it hears into text. You can enable this feature, which supports over 30 languages and many more dialects, using the Dictation & Speech preference in System Preferences.

Apple’s speech to text features are turned off by default, so before you can use this feature you need to turn it on.

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1. Open System Preferences.
2. Click Dictation & Speech, which you’ll find in the middle of System Preferences’ fourth row.
3. Click the radio button that says On. You will see a message warning you that using your Mac’s dictation option the way it’s currently set up will send your spoken text to Apple to be converted.
4. Click Enable Dictation. The default keyboard shortcut to begin dictating is to press your Mac’s fn key twice. If you aren’t using an Apple keyboard with an f* key, make note of or choose a different shortcut key.

Let’s give this a test:

1. Open the TextEdit app.
2. Select File > New to create a new document.
3. Tap the fn (or your selected shortcut key) twice and began speaking to your Mac.

Note that what you say will almost immediately begin to appear on your screen. You should also note that your normal speech doesn’t make for very good text, because your normal speech doesn’t usually include punctuation. So, let’s work out a little “speech-to-text”.

Learning to speak again

Instead of your normal speech, speak the following italicized text exactly as it’s written, but first, press the fn key twice:

This is great

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I’m using Apple’s speech to text feature

Period

New paragraph

Pretty great

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Isn’t it

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When you’re done, press the fn key.

As you can see, this isn’t exactly pretty sounding speech, but, as you can also see, what you said is exactly what appears on the page. And that’s pretty great!

So, about that warning

By default, Apple’s dictation feature uses Apple’s servers to convert your speech to text. This can be a problem, because whatever you’re saying gets sent across the Internet, converted to text, and sent back to you; and if you don’t have access to the Internet you can’t use this feature. So let’s remedy that:

1. Open System Preferences.
2. Click Dictation & Speech.
3. Put a check in the box that says Use Enhanced Dictation.

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You Mac will download the speech-to-text translation files to your Mac’s hard drive. As soon as the download is complete you’ll have access to the dictation feature without an Internet connection and you don’t have to worry about your romantic love poetry traveling to infinity and beyond to get turned into text.

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