If you are new to JAWS ® and wondering where to start, the Basic Training lessons on this page will teach you how to begin using some of the more commonly used JAWS features.

In this video, Stuart Lawler takes you through the basic features of the JAWS screen reading software.

JAWS is a screen reader available for purchase for Windows that reads aloud page content and relevant semantic info (such as headings, lists, and links). Use the following guidance to get …

JAWS, which stands for Job Access with Speech, is a screen reader developed by Freedom Scientific. JAWS works well with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.

Designed for teachers and AT instructors, these JAWS lessons include videos, resources and quizzes!

This is the place to learn how to use your Windows device with the JAWS screen reader. A laptop or desktop running JAWS in either 40 minute mode or in its full capacity. Familiarity and basic …

How-to Guides: JAWS Credit: Many thanks to Michael Cantino, BVIS Tech Specialist at Northwest Regional Education Service District for putting these guides together!

Apr 23, 2025 · JAWS will announce when you move, and you can begin reading from that point using any of your usual reading commands. These shortcuts are great when you want to …

Use your up or down arrow keys to land on (Laptop). Once you have landed on (Laptop) press the Tab key until you hear JAWS say (OK) button. Press the Enter key and you have now …

Typical software stability problems are exacerbated when using JAWS, and glitches, flukes, and even crashes are unfortunately common. Learning to use JAWS requires learning the patience …