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ACS Accessibility & Assistive Technologies Flashcards

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  1. What is Apple's 'Personal Voice' feature introduced in iOS 17 designed for?

    Answer: Allowing users with speech loss to create a synthesized version of their own voice

    Personal Voice lets users with conditions affecting speech record phrases to train a synthesized version of their voice, which can be used with Live Speech.

  2. Which iPhone feature introduced in iOS 17 allows users to type what they want to say and have it spoken aloud in real time during calls?

    Answer: Live Speech

    Live Speech allows users to type text that is then spoken aloud on phone calls, FaceTime, or in person, supporting non-verbal communication needs.

  3. What accessibility feature should an ACS specialist recommend for a customer who cannot hold an iPhone steady for long periods?

    Answer: AssistiveTouch with customizable menu

    AssistiveTouch creates an on-screen floating button with a customizable menu, enabling common gestures and hardware button functions without requiring precise physical interaction.

  4. Which Apple feature provides real-time audio transcription of a person speaking in front of an iPhone for deaf or hard-of-hearing users in face-to-face conversations?

    Answer: Sound Recognition and Live Captions

    Live Captions combined with the iPhone microphone can transcribe in-person conversations in real time, helping deaf or hard-of-hearing users follow spoken dialogue.

  5. What should an ACS specialist do first when helping a customer set up accessibility features on a new iPhone?

    Answer: Ask the customer about their specific accessibility needs before recommending features

    Best practice is to assess each customer's individual needs before recommending and configuring specific accessibility features, as needs vary greatly.

  6. Which feature in macOS allows users to zoom into any part of the screen using keyboard shortcuts or scroll gestures?

    Answer: Zoom in Accessibility settings

    macOS Zoom, found in System Settings > Accessibility > Zoom, allows users to magnify the screen using keyboard shortcuts, scroll gestures, or a hover text feature.