The Voiceover Learning Lounge

In this episode, I give a special treat to all listeners of my podcast, as a thank you for taking an interest in my work.
It’s a 15% discount off of any purchase that you might make out of my growing collection of over 120 pre-recorded lessons on Voiceover, NVDA, Chromevox, or JAWS!
Check out this episode which demos exactly how to use it while it lasts!
The code is: iamasubscriber (all lowercase).
 
After that, I end off the episode with a sneak peek of a new lesson that I’m currently working on that relates to how to use the FS Clipboard in JAWS!
 
Like what you heard?
Everything lives here, including all of my audio lessons and how to get tutoring!
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/

In this episode, I give listeners a brief intro and overview of my work and what I do, as well as a few samples of my pre-recorded audio lessons, to help them decide if they would be the right fit to help them learn screen readers.
You’ll hear a sample from each of the screen readers that I support: I’ll play you a sample from a lesson on Chromevox, NVDA, and JAWS.
Samples of Mac lessons are already available in earlier episodes of this podcast.
 
If you like what you hear and want to learn more, here are the relevant links:
 
For pre-recorded lessons, visit my shop at the link below and choose the appropriate tab for whichever sceeen reader you're looking for:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/
 
Interested in one on one tutoring instead?
Sign up here by fillling in this form to have a free initial consultation with me to discuss how I can help:
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/?section=wiVF1bDmXlMZHhF2-nW1IA%3D%3D

In this lesson, I introduce and play a sample of a new lesson that I wrote, which aims to help beginners learned how to type on their Mac with VoiceOver. The lesson lives here:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/l/quzafc

In this episode, I give listeners a taste of a new lesson that I'm working on which will be releasing soon. It goes over how to do email using the Gmail Webmail interface, via Google's keyboard shortcuts that are universally workable across all platforms.
 
If you want to be notified when it comes out, please visit this page below and type in your email to subscribe to my mailing list:
 
 
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/

In this episode, I introduce a new lesson on how to know when to use the interaction command for Mac with Voiceover users.
 
This lesson, was inspired by one of my learners, who came to me with a question of knowing, when to interact, and not to interact when using Mac with Voiceover.
Aimed at the more intermediate user of Voiceover on Mac OS, it attempts to provide a solution for those wondering when to press the VO shift down arrow/up arrow commands, by providing situations and scenarios, as well as a pretty foolproof formula to follow that I came up with, for myself originally and wanted to pass along to others.
 
The lesson lives here:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/l/yxczmt
 

In this episode, I explain a new offering which involves the opportunity to get a free consultation if you'd like to try out my teaching style to see if tutoring sessions are the approach you want to take for your learning.
 
Here are the relevant links:
 
Fill out this form first, and after review you'll get a link to book your free 60 minute call:
 
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe_vKOwMiJjd_qESIExgkBezv3B_8X77hbuZYNdUHgsorCOIQ/viewform?usp=header
 
My main site with all my other offerings is here:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/

In this episode, I take some time to introduce my online learning space to newcomers and followers of my work. You'll learn how to access my offerings, as well as be introduced to something new that I've started to create, namely reference sheets or notes, to go along with my pre-recorded audio lessons, so that you don't have to make notes of your own as you listen and learn!
 
Interested?
It all lives at the link below or you can email: volearninglounge@gmail.com
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/

In this episode, I announce the start of a new series of lessons, on how to use the Chromevox screen reader on Chromebook. This one is meant for the total beginner, and there will be many more lessons to come that build on this one.
I demonstrate where and how to access the lesson and how to navigate my redesigned webshop, to easily find the materials you're looking for.
 
If you haven't subscribed to my email list, please make sure to do so at the link below as that is the best way to be in the loop on any new products that I add to my shop. I'll send a note to everyone once I've added something new, so you'll never miss a thing!
Questions? email volearninglounge@gmail.com
 
Find everything here:
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/

In this episode, I announced two new lessons that have been added to my collection. Both are linked below, and I hope you'll consider checking them out:
 
First up: using Google sheets on Mac with voiceover. Found here:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/l/nozpnv
 
And secondly: there's a new lesson on how to add, customize and switch between voices.
You'll find that here:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/l/daguf
 
Subscribe to my mailing list, and browse the rest of my collection at:
 
https://accessiblelearning.gumroad.com/

This episode announces the availability of a new introductory lesson on how to use Pages on Mac with Voiceover, something that many have requested from me for quite some time now. More lessons will follow on this topic, and I also mention that if you see the words "The Accessible Learning Lounge" floating around in various places like on my linktree shop, it simply is to reflect the wider variety of screen readers and tools that I've now started to offer. I will still keep this podcast as being called the Voiceover Learning Lounge, however, to remind us of where this all started and the reason why I built this learning space to begin with!
 
Check out the lesson, and the rest of my collection here, there's something for everyone!
 
https://linktr.ee/VoiceoverGuide
 
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