Microsoft has announced the integration of its Immersive Reader tool with more of its apps and services. The company first started rolling out the accessibility feature to Outlook for the web back in 2017, and it’s now available in Outlook ... Read more
Microsoft has made some important announcements on its Edge Insider blog this morning. First of all, the company is expanding Immersive Reader support in its Edge browser to the Wikipedia website. This update is now available in preview in the Canary and Dev channels, and it also brings some optimizations to the built-in tool for Edge Insiders.
Microsoft annouced today that it's making its Immersive Reader tool is now available as an Azure Cognitive Service, and the company is also allow G Suite for Education users to sign in to Office 365 for free with their Google accounts.
Microsoft announced several new education features for Microsoft Teams as well as new programs to empower inclusive learning at the Bett conference this morning.
Those using the free reading and writing tools can enjoy new features in Immersive Reader such as Picture Dictionary, Custom Parts of Speech Colors, and Roaming Settings.
A new Read Aloud functionality is now available in Word on iPad, with many other Immersive Reader features coming later in November.
Today, OneNote picked up a nifty little feature with support for Immersive Reader in Windows 10.
Office Lens, Microsoft’s ubiquitous document scanning app is getting two new features on the iPhone to improve usability and accessibility.
OneNote's Learning Tools have proven to be, yet again, useful in the classroom. Ristikj's class focuses on Immersive Reader for teaching foreign languages.