Inclusive Technology Platform Screen-Reader First Pedagogy WCAG 2.2 & GIGW 3.0 Aligned

AMASAMYA Academy

School of Accessibility & Software Engineering

Led by Akhilesh Malani | Enterprise Accessibility Architect & Founder

Software auditing, Jetpack Compose accessibility, WCAG 2.2 AA testing, VPAT 2.5 ACR generation, and Indian national standards (GIGW 3.0 and IS 17802).

School of English & Professional Communication

Led by L. Subramani | Founding Academic Director & Author

Professional English foundations, business and corporate writing, executive verbal fluency, and journalism craft curated by L. Subramani, a working journalist and author of Lights Out.

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TRACK A: ENGLISH FOUNDATIONS

1.1 Parts of Speech for Non-Visual Learners

Curated by L. Subramani (Journalist and Author)

Audio Micro-Lecture

Duration: 04:30

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Core Lesson Principles

When navigating content with a screen reader, every extra word creates cognitive load. To achieve clarity in executive and corporate English:

  • Prioritize Subject and Verb Proximity: Place the grammatical subject and main action verb within the first seven words of a sentence.
  • Eliminate Nominalization: Do not turn strong verbs into clunky nouns (e.g. use "we decided" instead of "we made a decision regarding").
  • Avoid Stacking Prepositional Phrases: Limit chains like "at the meeting in the room on the third floor of the office".

Audio-to-Text Writing Studio

Writing Challenge: Read the reference sample below. Rewrite it in the editing box to eliminate ambiguity, strengthen verb choices, and follow the Subramani copyediting checklist.

ORIGINAL DRAFT (NEEDS COPYEDITING):

"It has been brought to the attention of the management team that there is a requirement for the implementation of an evaluation concerning the compliance of our web applications with accessibility guidelines."

Words: 0 Sentences: 0 Avg Words/Sentence: 0 Est. Reading Time: 0 sec

Subramani Copyediting Self-Check Checklist:

Interactive Knowledge Drill

Question: Which of the following sentences best follows executive English clarity for screen reader users?

Choose the best rewritten sentence