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Non-visual Usage of Virtual Classrooms: An Analysis Using Screen Reading Software
Inclusion gains in importance in educational settings and thus also in synchronous online learning and collaboration. New barriers arise for blind users because of dynamic, synchronous and graphical content and interfaces. This paper defines scenarios, analyses to what extent these virtual classrooms can be used by blind learners using the screen reading software Jaws and describes barriers encountered.