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Is iTutor accessible for learners with disabilities?
iTutor's voice tutor lets a learner speak questions and hear explanations back, which helps anyone who finds reading or typing large amounts of text difficult, and the interface is built to work with standard keyboard navigation. It is available in 12 languages including right-to-left Arabic, so accessibility also extends to the language someone learns in best. We have not pursued a formal accessibility certification, so a school or company that needs one confirmed for procurement should ask us directly rather than assume.
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