Google Docs: Creating Tables - Tech Tip Tuesday
Tables are a great tool for organizing information, but how does a JAWS user create one in Microsoft Word? Watch along and follow our quick process for creating tables in Microsoft Word using a screen reader. Learning this skill will allow you to create schedules, agendas, time logs, and more with ease!
Disclaimer: At 1:23 NVDA says "Menu Bar" when passing "Table Templates". Although it looks and sounds like the screen reader is not in the right place, this is just a small glitch. Your screen reader actually is in the correct place. If this happens to you, don't worry, just keep going. You're doing great!"
Objective: I can create a table in Google Docs.
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