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Self-Study Just Got Easier for Screen Reader Users

In this video, I show how blind and low-vision students can use ChatGPT with NVDA to practice MCQ questions independently and prepare for exams without depending on someone else to read questions or verify answers. This method turns ChatGPT into an interactive quiz engine that asks one question at a time, reads the options through a screen reader, listens to your response, and gives instant feedback with a short explanation. This is especially helpful for students using question banks, preparing for competitive exams, revising computer shortcuts, and practicing theory subjects. With ChatGPT voice mode and a screen reader like NVDA on Windows, studying becomes faster, more interactive, and accessible. You can also use this approach for open-ended questions, passage-based English practice, and even PDFs uploaded for exam revision. The video also demonstrates how NVDA users can press Insert + S to switch to speech on demand so ChatGPT responses don’t interrupt continuously while studying. This creates a smoother and more focused learning experience for screen reader users practicing with AI. Prompt used in the video (copy and use): My teacher has given us a question bank for us to practice for our exams. So, can you just ask me one question at a time and also tell me the options. Then I'll tell you the answer, and you can tell me if it is correct or wrong, and then the next, and the next, and so on. I'll give you the list of questions here so you can ask them to me. Visit ChatGPT: https://chat.openai.com 📩 Email: guidancefortheblind@gmail.com 📱 WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAo... 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guidancefor... #ChatGPT #NVDA #MCQPractice #ScreenReader #VoiceMode #BlindStudents #AccessibleLearning #ExamPreparation #AssistiveTechnology #WindowsAccessibility #AIForStudents #StudyWithAI #ProductivityForBlind #AccessibleEducation #DigitalAccessibility #TechForBlind #LearningWithVoice #EducationTechnology #StudentTools #GuidanceForTheBlind