Administration
Accessibility
Accessible
- Appropriate for ages 13 and up, grade 8 and up
- Available in English or Spanish
- Three reading levels to choose from
- Accessible to people with limited literacy, blindness, low vision, deafness, or quadriplegia.
Responsive
You can take the WOWI on any desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone with internet access.
Screen Reader Accessibility
The WOWI assessment is accessible to people who use screen readers. The BVI version was developed with organizations serving individuals who are blind and is compatible with JAWS and other major screen readers.
Choosing a Screen Reader
Most devices include a built-in screen reader. Common options are JAWS and NVDA for Windows, VoiceOver for Apple devices, and TalkBack for Android.
JAWS
JAWS is a popular screen reader that helps people who are blind or have low vision access and navigate digital content.
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Eye Tracking
Eye tracking supports hands-free device interaction for users who cannot, or do not want to, use their hands as an input method.
Get started with eye control in Windows®
Microsoft Support will guide you through the steps of setting up an eye tracker.
Go to Microsoft Support →Voice control, switch control, and accessibility keyboard User Guide
Control your Mac without a physical keyboard, and perform mouse actions using eye- or head-tracking technology.
Go to Apple Support →