ZoomText & Fusion Training
Learn to use ZoomText or Fusion to make the screen easier to see. Try settings for your own work, including using speech alongside magnification.
Find magnification and speech settings that suit you
Zoom is one setting you can adjust. We also show you how to change colours, make the pointer easier to see, keep the active area in view and listen to long documents when your eyes need a break.
Founder Aj Ahmed holds formal certifications in both ZoomText and JAWS — the two products combined in Fusion — and uses assistive technology every working day. Where someone's sight is changing, we also help introduce speech features at a comfortable pace alongside magnification.
What the training covers
- Magnification levels, zoom windows and navigating without losing your place
- Screen enhancements: colour schemes, cursor, pointer and focus visibility
- Reading tools (such as AppReader and its reading views) for documents, email and the web
- Fusion: combining magnification with JAWS speech, and choosing when to use each
- Save your settings, work across two or more screens and use office apps
- Practical habits for managing visual fatigue across the working day
How sessions work
Learn ZoomText or Fusion one-to-one. A standard session is three hours and you can ask for a shorter one. Start with a free phone consultation, join online from anywhere in the UK or arrange an on-site session. Every training package includes two weeks of follow-up support.
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Can Access to Work fund ZoomText or Fusion training?
Remote or on site?
Access to Work can help pay for assistive technology training if it is recommended and your funding is approved. Find out how Access to Work funding works and ask for a quote.