Text-to-Speech Blog & Resources

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How to Make Your SCORM Packages EAA Compliant May 8, 2026 by Dryden Gentil Foxwell

What is the most effective way to modernize your SCORM content to ensure EAA compliance, and support learning accessibility for all?

Corporate Learning

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Access to Ability: Why Inclusive Learning Design Drives Real Workforce Capability May 4, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

In an interview with our partner aNewSpring, we explore the link between learning accessibility and corporate capability. And we share our Accessibility Checklist to help enhance your approach to effective upskilling.

Education

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Wellbeing in Exams: How Assessment Accommodations Equip Students for Success May 1, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

Accessibility in exams improves student mental health, reduces anxiety and nervousness, ensures fairness, and delivers better learner outcomes for all.

Banking

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On-Device Text to Speech and Edge Computing April 20, 2026 by Jacqueline de Pender

On-device text-to-speech removes dependencies on external networks, enabling secure, low-latency voice for finance, transport, and healthcare — with data sovereignty and offline continuity built-in.

Corporate Learning

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How to Implement Text-to-Speech in Corporate Learning: A Practical Guide April 17, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

What is Text-to-Speech Technology and Why Does It Matter for Corporate Learning? Text-to-Speech (TTS) technology converts written learning materials into natural-sounding audio, allowing employees to…

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Education

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Trust, Accuracy and How to Prevent Text-to-Speech Hallucinations in Education April 17, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

Accuracy in Text-to-Speech technology is particularly critical for learning. How can you ensure your voice solution is error free?

Education

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WCAG vs ATAG compliance: A Practical Guide for Education Teams April 11, 2026 by Dryden Gentil Foxwell

How do WCAG and ATAG accessibility standards differ? And how do they work together to benefit both learners and staff?

Education

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Progress update: Brazil’s Educação a Distância (EaD) Framework for Higher Education April 10, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

With a May 2027 compliance deadline ahead, how are higher education institutions responding to the requirements of Brazil’s new regulatory framework for distance learning?

Corporate Learning

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How Vocational Learning Must Change to Power the Future Workforce March 27, 2026 by Leonardo Hermoso

The skills gap won’t close by scaling outdated training models. It requires learning that is accessible, adaptive, and built for real-world performance.

Accessibility

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Accessible Assessments: How to Design Inclusive Exams to Measure True Ability March 13, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

When accessibility barriers shape the experience, assessments can reveal more about navigating the format than mastering the subject.

Education

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ReadSpeaker and Kaptiva Join Forces to Advance Inclusion, Engagement and Learner Success in Corporate Learning and Training in Brazil February 27, 2026 by Amy Foxwell

The partnership will deliver a fully accessible, locally tailored corporate learning experience to organisations across Brazil.

General

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Real-Time Text to Speech for Transport: Improving Safety and Passenger Experience February 24, 2026 by Jacqueline de Pender

Why high-quality voice announcements are the essential foundation for modern public transport and inclusive cross-border travel. In every smart city around the world, commuters and…

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