![OCRed PDF](/~/media/Images/it/ally/abc_eye-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=525DA1EB9DFD3FD0490740E214C85C30710184D3) |
OCRed PDF
File Type: An OCRed PDF is a document upon which Optical Character Recognition has been performed, converting an image into searchable text.
Use Case: When attempting to view a PDF that is a scan this format will allow for searching and highlighting of text, as well as use with a screen reader. |
![Tagged PDF](/~/media/Images/it/ally/pdf-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=2B7A0DB7222495F964C30761F7459BDFC8D12609) |
Tagged PDF
File Type: This is a structured PDF that is improved for use with assistive technologies.
Use Case: When using a device that does not support Word or PowerPoint, downloading the Tagged PDF is a quick and easy way to review the file.
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![HTML](/~/media/Images/it/ally/chain-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=1A8C25FD7308A06ADC46651C5483DCCD8A355E2C) |
HTML
File Type: This is a web-based document used for viewing in a web browser. The content from the file will adapt to fit on the screen.
Use Case: It can be difficult to view a Word document or PDF on a small screen device, like a phone, as it may require zooming and scrolling. The HTML file will format the information to fit the screen.
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![ePub](/~/media/Images/it/ally/bookmark-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=4FA4A03ED1142938611CE2D008ADF561565C9B52) |
ePub
File Type: This is a digital publishing file for use on an iPad, Kindle, or other e-book readers. Apps like EasyReader, iBooks, and NaturalReader can all render this content.
Use Case: Using the ePub format will allow users to take adjust display settings like font size and background color. It also allows for note taking, bookmarking, and searching of the text.
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![Electronic braille](/~/media/Images/it/ally/dots-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=FDDF5FE549782F6BB37D91352B6CE6E077512CA5) |
Electronic braille
File Type: This is a BRF file that can be read on a refreshable Braille display (RBD), other Braille reading devices, or within a Braille software like Duxbury.
Use Case: Using the BRF file is a good option if you are familiar with braille. Using the Electronic Braille in conjunction with other formats can enable a student to read and listen to content at the same time.
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![Audio](/~/media/Images/it/ally/audio-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=833070E6F606B4E260E04813B6F84772C035D354) |
Audio
File Type: This is an MP3 file of the text and image descriptions, if they are available, read aloud.
Use Case: This format allows a user to listen rather than read content or listen as they read along. It can also be utilized during a commute on a mobile device or in a car.
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![BeeLine Reader](/~/media/Images/it/ally/beeline-reader-01.ashx?h=118&w=100&la=en&hash=C106288DE72B6181A1A834BE29803C982970818E) |
BeeLine Reader (Pilot)
File Type: This file uses a subtle color gradient that helps pull a reader’s eye across the screen.
Use Case: The color gradient technique has been shown to increase reading speed and enhance focus for some readers. |