Make this site talk with BrowseAloud

Visitors can listen to this website with the aid of BrowseAloud, which is free to website visitors and can be easily downloaded from the BrowseAloud Website by clicking on the “get textHelp logo” next.

We aim to always optimise the website to the latest browsers to ensure maximised browser compatibility.

Our sites fully utilise CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to separate content from presentation, reducing file size and increasing download speeds. Most images have been regulated to the CSS document and where possible text alternatives for graphical content have been provided.

The site is also accessible to users whose browsers do not support JavaScript.

BrowseAloud makes websites accessible to those who require online reading support. This includes those with learning difficulties such as dyslexia, mild visual impairments and those with English as a second language.

It works by reading web pages aloud in a human-sounding voice. The user simply hovers their mouse pointer over the text to hear it read aloud.

BrowseAloud features and options are accessed from an easy to use, floating toolbar. You can position this toolbar anywhere on your screen or hide from view, as you prefer.

• Reads web pages aloud in a human-sounding voice (Includes websites, intranets, extranets, html, accessible Flash, alt tags)
• Reads secure web pages
• Reads PDF and Word documents in their original format
• Highlights each word as it is spoken to show you where you are on the page
• Magnifies text to your chosen font size and font style
• Translates word-for-word between English, French, German, Italian and Spanish
• Looks up accurate dictionary definitions
• Converts text to MP3
• Masks information on the screen to help you focus on a particular area

Download BrowseAloud from the BrowseAloud website: Download BrowseAloud

If you need any help downloading this please:
View: BrowseAloud Video Tours
Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9442 8105
Email: support@browsealoud.com

For further accessibility considerations please refer to the Churchill accessibility page.