The user can consult the tactile guide while listening to the tutorial. The screens illustrated in the tactile guide represent the Windows screens as accurately as possible. The three-dimensional training board contains a sufficient number of generic components to build different screens of the Windows environment. The tutorial has been made as accessible as possible so as to satisfy the needs of most blind or partially sighted users. It has been designed specifically for Windows 95 and includes a special interface so that when the learner uses the commands to navigate through the tutorial, a step by step narrated procedure is provided.
Voice quality is superior to synthesized speech because it is a recording.
The training material contains practical exercises and the user can navigate from one application to another in Windows. In this way, the tutorial commands and the narration are available no matter which application the user is in. In order to give the user even more support during some exercises involving the mouse, the tutorial simulates the Windows 95 screens. In simulation mode, the tutorial controls what the user does and can block actions which do not apply to the exercise in question. Therefore, the user can explore the screen confidently, and try out actions without having to worry about making mistakes or getting lost.