Navigation for Tables
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Master the Web: Navigating with JAWS
Essential Keystrokes for Web Page Navigation
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Problem
80% of staff have reported that working with a screen reader feels overwhelming to learn. The aim today is to simplify this process to promote mastery and mentoring on our team.
Summary
JAWS stands for Job Access with Speech. It helps people with visual impairments and other types visual access challenges use the web.
Objectives
Learners will utilize the the five essential hot keys to navigate JAWS for web-browsing to embed into their daily work routines
Outcomes
Learners will operate JAWS using keyboard navigation for at least one task a day when using the web
Tab
Function 1: Navigation
Ensure JAWS is activated
Go to a website
Orient to where the JAWS cursor is located
Repeatedly select the Tab Key to move from field to field in the website.
Hold both keys down at the same time.
FF7
Insert
Function 2: Activating Link List in HTML
Ensure JAWS is activated
Go to a website
Orient to where the JAWS cursor is located
Key In "Insert +F7." *If you computer has a function button. The hot key could work as Fn+F7
Key in "t"
Function 2: Links Previously Visited
Ensure JAWS is activated
Go to a website
Orient to where the JAWS cursor is located
Key in "V" so JAWs will tell you what Links you have already visited
FF6
Insert
Function 4: Listening for Headlines
Ensure JAWS is activated
Go to a website
Orient to where the JAWS cursor is located
Key In "Insert +F6" *If you computer has a function button. The hot key could work as Fn+F6
Key in "t"
Function 5: Finding a Table
Ensure JAWS is activated
Go to a website
Orient to where the JAWS cursor is located
Key in "t."
Next Steps
Practice
Step 1:
Practice these skills in your own daily workflow outside of direct intervention times to build your own fluency with this device.
Schedule
Step 2:
Schedule a time with you mentor to meet at an in perosn space to observe you doing these skills in your own process.
Evaluate
Step 3:
Get evaluated and receive performance feedback from your assistive technology mentor using the the skills checklist in the instructional process.