Vision+and+Hearing+Impaired

In our Macintosh operating systems, there's a keyboard shortcut that turns on/off the Voice Over feature for people who are visually impaired. It turns on a voice that 'talks' the user around the screen. It also puts black boxes around screen items.

To turn off or back on, three (3) keys are pressed simultaneously -- **Command,** **Function (fn)** and the **F5** keys. This also gets rid of the double items on menus. This is part of the Universal Access --> System Preference.

Universal Access also changes the screen to white on black and can turn on a ZOOM in feature to magnify the screen.

I haven't given students access, but by pressing those 3 keys, they can turn it on and off and some have discovered this quite by accident.