GW Micro is proud to present our online webinar training series. These are free training sessions that typically last up to an hour in length. These webinars are a good way to learn about new products from GW Micro, brush up on your Window-Eyes skills, as well as to learn how Window-Eyes works with various applications.
If you are brand new to Window-Eyes, we recommend that you start with the Window-Eyes tutorial that is also on your Window-Eyes CD. You should also consider taking one of our Window-Eyes training courses. Click here for more information about Window-Eyes training.
Our online training series provides study guide worksheets (when applicable) for each webinar, which are useful for a classroom setting. If you are a teacher that is just learning the basics, you may want to check out the GW Micro Teachers webpage for quick and easy tools that will help you get up to speed with the very basics of Window-Eyes quickly.
Whether you are a seasoned veteran, or a beginner to Window-Eyes, our hope is that this online training series will enhance your technology skillset and provide you with the tools that will enable you to be more successful and productive.
Attending a Webinar Training
The GW Micro webinar trainings normally take place on the second Wednesday of every month at 2 P.M. Eastern time (19:00 UTC or 18:00 UTC during DST). GW Micro reserves the right to adjust the webinar schedule as needed. Please note that Daylight Saving Time may begin on different dates for the United States than in other countries. The UTC time is in regards to DST as it occurs in the U.S.
You do not need to register for the webinars. Simply go to www.gwmicro.com/meeting, make sure you have the Talking Communities plugin downloaded, and when prompted for your username and password, simply enter your first and last name as your username. No password is needed. There is a limit to the amount of people that the room will hold, so space is given on a first-come, first-served basis. If you need help accessing the online meeting room, please call Talking Communities support at (262) 456-5911.
Links to the archived webinar recordings and worksheets can be found below. If you have specific questions regarding the online training series or suggestions for future webinars, please contact GW Micro via email at sales@gwmicro.com.
2013 Webinar Archive
Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes: Part 2 - March 13, 2013
- Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes: Part 2 Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes: Part 2 Worksheet (PDF)
- Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes: Part 2 Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes - February 19, 2013
- Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes Worksheet (PDF)
- Accessing Windows 8 with Window-Eyes Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Window-Eyes 8: New Features - January 16, 2013
- Window-Eyes 8: New Features Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Window-Eyes 8: New Features Skills Worksheet (PDF)
- Window-Eyes 8: New Features Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
2012 Webinar Archive
Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Advanced Skills - November 14, 2012
- Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Advanced Skills Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Advanced Skills Worksheet (PDF)
- Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Advanced Skills Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Essential Skills - October 10, 2012
- Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Essential Skills Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Essential Skills Worksheet (PDF)
- Web Browsing with Window-Eyes: Essential Skills Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
ReadIt Wand Tips and Tricks for Fast and Accurate OCR - September 12, 2012
- ReadIt Wand Tips and Tricks for Fast and Accurate OCR Webinar Recording (MP3)
- ReadIt Wand Tips and Tricks for Fast and Accurate OCR Worksheet (PDF)
- ReadIt Wand Tips and Tricks for Fast and Accurate OCR Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Windows Live Mail with Window-Eyes - August 8, 2012
- Windows Live Mail and Window-Eyes Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Windows Live Mail and Window-Eyes Worksheet (PDF)
- Windows Live Mail and Window-Eyes Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Pronunciation Dictionaries - June 13, 2012
- Pronunciation Dictionaries Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Pronunciation Dictionaries Worksheet (PDF)
- Pronunciation Dictionaries Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Webinar update: During the training, several attendees requested a more detailed explanation of the options presented in the Graphic Dictionary combo box found in the Status settings under the Dictionaries node of the Window-Eyes control panel. Here is a detailed breakdown of each option.
There are four different Graphic Dictionary options or settings that you can apply to control how Window-Eyes speaks graphics. The Grapic Dictionary combo box options will be applied when reading the screen by line with the mouse.
- Off - Window-Eyes will ignore all graphics and will not speak graphics even if they have a graphic label defined in one of the graphic dictionaries.
- Dictionary Only - Window-Eyes will only speak graphics that have a label defined in one of the graphic dictionaries. All other graphics will be ignored and not spoken by Window-Eyes.
- On - Window-Eyes will speak both labeled graphics as well as unlabeled graphics.
- Graphic Only - Window-Eyes will speak all graphics but will ignore all defined graphic labels and instead only announce "graphic".
How to use AppGet and other Window-Eyes Apps - May 9, 2012
How to use the Window-Eyes Outlook Calendar - April 11, 2012
Downloading files with Internet Explorer 9 and the Notification Bar - March 14, 2012
Remote Assistance with Window-Eyes - February 1, 2012
How to use the Outlook Enhance Window-Eyes app - January 11, 2012
2011 Webinar Archive
Social networking and Window-Eyes - December 14, 2011
How do I Read Those Pesky PowerPoint Presentations? - November 9, 2011
- How do I Read Those Pesky PowerPoint Presentations? Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Window-Eyes PowerPoint Presentation (PPTX)
How do I use Thunderbird to Read My Email? - October 19, 2011
How Do I Use the Mouse to Read the Screen? - September 14, 2011
- How Do I Use the Mouse to Read the Screen? Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Reading the Screen With the Mouse Worksheet(PDF)
- Reading the Screen With the Mouse Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
How Do I Setup Monitor Cells and Get My Headers to Read in Excel? - August 10, 2011
- How Do I Setup Monitor Cells and Get My Headers to Read in Excel? Webinar Recording (MP3)
- How Do I Setup Monitor Cells and Get My Headers to Read in Excel? Worksheet (PDF)
- How Do I Setup Monitor Cells and Get My Headers to Read in Excel? Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
How Do I Read a Document in Microsoft Word? - July 13, 2011
- How do I read a document in Microsoft Word? Webinar Recording (MP3) How Do I Read a Document in Microsoft Word? worksheet (PDF)
How Do I Read a Document in Microsoft Word? Answers (PDF)
Accessing iTunes with Window-Eyes - June 8, 2011
What Is a Window-Eyes App? - May 11, 2011
- What Is a Window-Eyes App? (MP3) What Is a Window-Eyes App? Worksheet (PDF)
What Is a Window-Eyes App? Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
Reading a PDF File with Window-Eyes - April 13, 2011
Using the Internet with Window-Eyes Basics - March 9, 2011
- Using the Internet with Window-Eyes Basics Webinar Recording (MP3)
- Using the Internet with Window-Eyes Basics Worksheet (PDF)
- Using the Internet with Window-Eyes Basics Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
What's New in Window-Eyes 7.5? - February 9, 2011
- What's New in Window-Eyes 7.5? Webinar Recording (MP3)
- What's New in Window-Eyes 7.5 Worksheet (PDF)
- What's New in Window-Eyes 7.5 Worksheet with Answers (PDF)
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