@miki @jakobrosin Definitely a problem at mine. I was the one campaigning for it being taught and ended up figuring basics by myself when I had a bit of spare time and trying to explain what I knew to my teachers.

@miki @jakobrosin A related story: there was a national project coordinated among a couple of schools for the blind in Poland which, to cut long story short, was aiming at preparing us for the FCE Cambridge examination. The commission in our city objected against us taking the reading comprehension part on our computers as the use of text-to-speech would turn it into listening comprehension. Ehhh...

@jakobrosin Explaining a screen reader is not a software to turn text documents into mp3's has become a fixed part of any 101 introduction to the subject I do since a professor asked me this exact question. Somehow it doesn't seem to be necessary wherever I preach these days. Are those actual voice messages from the senders or TTS/AI generated ones?