Kurzweil 3000

 

 

Kurzweil 3000 is an accessibility software designed to help students learn course materials in school. With functions such as text-to-speech, highlighting, and integrated note-taking and brainstorming, this assistive technology enables students with learning difficulties to fully engage in what they are learning and to focus on the tasks at hand.

If you are registered with the Office of Disability Services and looking to utilize this as an accommodation please be sure to speak with your campus’ ODS Coordinator.

Feature list

Platforms:
  • Windows, Mac, Web Browsers

Reading:
  • Text-to-Speech in 18 languages and dialects
  • Customizable reading rate and presentation
  • Improve readability with OpenDyslexic font and Text Magnification
  • Create MP3 files and add to iTunes playlist
Studying:
  • Highlight and create notes with 5 different note tools
  • Book mark important items
  • One-click access to dictionaries and synonyms
Writing:
  • Built in template outlines for writing papers
  • Map ideas with Brainstorm and graphic organizers

Suggested Training/Videos

Intro to Kurzweil 3000

How to Use the Text-To-Speech Function

How to Take Notes Using Kurzweil 3000

How to Create Drafts, Brainstorms, & Outlines

How to Edit Your Writing Using Kurzweil 3000

How to Use Kurzweil 3000 (The Website)

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If you have questions or need support using this assistive technology, send us an email at radr.aft@echo.rutgers.edu or schedule an online support call.

Schedule a Support Call

 

Tag: Assistive Technology

Resource Category
Assistive Technology
Audience
Students
Campus
New Brunswick
Off Campus Locations
RBHS
Newark
Camden