IVANA OKARO: Hello, I'm Ivana.
I'm a student and content creator specializing
in study tips that set you up for success.
If you're someone who learns best by hearing,
Microsoft Word's Immersive Reader tool will
be perfect for reviewing your notes out loud.
First, go to Word on the web and
open the document that contains your notes.
Click View on the upper tab and select Immersive Reader.
On the upper right side, we have a text button
which we can use to make our text larger or smaller.
We can also increase
spacing for an easier reading experience.
You can change the font if you wish,
and what I love is that you can
change the page color to improve
contrast and make text
easier to scan through and read aloud.
Next to the text button,
there are grammar options.
You can choose to show syllables,
which is great if your notes contain
some challenging words that you need
assistance with pronunciation for.
You can also highlight different types of words,
like nouns and verbs,
and toggle on labels to keep track of them.
Next up, we have reading preferences.
One thing you can do with this
is focus so that you can read
one line at a time or multiple lines at a time.
You also have the option to
toggle on the picture dictionary,
which allows you to make
visual associations to encode information better.
Translate text to any language that you need,
and you can customize how it's read to
you by clicking the voice settings button.
Here, you can adjust the reading speed by
dragging right to increase and left to decrease.
You can also choose either a female
or male to read to you.
When you're ready to begin, press "Play".
SPEAKER 1: Six,
while skeletal muscles rely
heavily on calcium from sarcoplasmic reticulum,
the SR and smooth muscles is poorly developed.
IVANA OKARO: With
the Immersive Reader tool,
you can be transported to a live lecture hall and
tailor studying to your own unique learning style.
Try it out.