Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 49 minutes ago
Join the Windows Accessibility team at Microsoft to explore how Narrator, the built-in screen reader in Windows, is evolving to better support your productivity. We’ve been listening to community feedback and have made meaningful improvements that we’d love to share with you.
First, we'll show you how to create and collaborate on documents with confidence: Improvements in Narrator that make reading, navigating, and collaborating on documents smoother and more predictable on Microsoft Word.
Then, take a look at how to get through your inbox and meetings with ease. Reduce friction when triaging email, reading messages, and staying connected with your team using Outlook and Microsoft Teams.
Finally, we'll show you how to do more with Narrator itself: Image descriptions, new natural voices, ability to personalize announcements, speech recap to review or copy anything Narrator has said, screen curtain for privacy in public spaces, and braille viewer for educators and trainers -- all designed to make your everyday experience smoother and more flexible.
If you are a screen reader user, assistive technology trainer, and/or an accessibility advocate, watch and learn, then sign up to stay connected for future webinars and co-creation opportunities by visiting https://aka.ms/ContactWindowsAccessibility.
Join the Windows Accessibility team at Microsoft to explore how Narrator, the built-in screen reader in Windows, is evolving to better support your productivity. We’ve been listening to community feedback and have made meaningful improvements that we’d love to share with you.
First, we'll show you how to create and collaborate on documents with confidence: Improvements in Narrator that make reading, navigating, and collaborating on documents smoother and more predictable on Microsoft Word.
Then, take a look at how to get through your inbox and meetings with ease. Reduce friction when triaging email, reading messages, and staying connected with your team using Outlook and Microsoft Teams.
Finally, we'll show you how to do more with Narrator itself: Image descriptions, new natural voices, ability to personalize announcements, speech recap to review or copy anything Narrator has said, screen curtain for privacy in public spaces, and braille viewer for educators and trainers -- all designed to make your everyday experience smoother and more flexible.
If you are a screen reader user, assistive technology trainer, and/or an accessibility advocate, watch and learn, then sign up to stay connected for future webinars and co-creation opportunities by visiting https://aka.ms/ContactWindowsAccessibility.
