IT ENGLISH: Technical Terminology - Accessibility in IT

What does accessibility refer to?

• The design of products and environments for people with disabilities

• The design of computer systems for people with disabilities

• The design of software for people with disabilities

• The design of custom computer systems for people with disabilities

Which of the following is an example of accessibility hardware?

• A custom computer system designed for a specific person

• A keyboard with large letters on the keys

• A display modification option in an operating system

• A text-to-speech feature in an operating system

What can accessibility accessories do?

• Help individuals with disabilities use computers in new ways

• Modify the display of an operating system

• Provide audible descriptions of objects and text on the screen

• Perform common tasks with vocal commands

Where can accessibility options be found in Windows?

• Settings → Ease of Access

• System Preferences → Accessibility

• Settings → General → Accessibility

• Settings → Accessibility

Which operating system provides magnification and color inversion as accessibility options?

• Windows

• macOS

• iOS

• Android

What does text-to-speech do?

• Provides audible descriptions of objects and text on the screen

• Allows users to use computers in new ways

• Modifies the display of an operating system

• Performs common tasks with vocal commands

Where can accessibility options be found in macOS?

• Settings → Ease of Access

• System Preferences → Accessibility

• Settings → General → Accessibility

• Settings → Accessibility

Where can accessibility options be found in iOS?

• Settings → Ease of Access

• System Preferences → Accessibility

• Settings → General → Accessibility

• Settings → Accessibility

Where can accessibility options be found in Android?

• Settings → Ease of Access

• System Preferences → Accessibility

• Settings → General → Accessibility

• Settings → Accessibility

What can dictation be used for?

• Providing audible descriptions of objects and text on the screen

• Helping individuals with disabilities use computers in new ways

• Modifying the display of an operating system

• Performing common tasks with vocal commands