It’s now easier for users of assistive technologies, like screen readers and Braille displays, to keep track of real-time updates made by collaborators in a document. With live edits, you can view a periodically updated summary of collaborator changes in a convenient sidebar. In Google Docs we believe that collaboration works best when it works for everyone.
To see live edits, open the Accessibility settings by going to Tools > Accessibility settings and check “Turn on screen reader support.” Then, select “Show live edits” from the Accessibility menu. To learn more, see this article in Google's Help Center.
Helpful links
- Help Center: Collaborate and comment with a screen reader
- Help Center: Keyboard shortcuts for Google Docs
- Help Center: Accessibility for Docs editors
Reach out to IT Services with any questions:
- Email: its@manhattan.edu
- Call: 718-862-7973
Partially reposted from: Improving real-time collaboration in Google Docs for assistive technology users
