Synthèse vocale de texte sur iPad

Avec les avancés technologiques actuelles, j’étais persuadée de trouver un moyen de lire à haute voix un livre en français. Comme nous avons un iPad, les étapes ci-dessous ont été testées avec cet appareil seulement.

Après quelques recherches, j’ai opté pour l’application gratuite PocketBook qui permet la lecture d’un texte.

Donc, installez l’application PocketBook sur votre iPad. https://pocketbook.ch/

Achat d’un livre en format ePub

Pour acheter un livre à partir de l’appli PocketBook, il faut sélectionner Bibliothèque puis l’icône du Web (planète). Sur la page bibliothèque réseau, il faut utiliser la fonction de recherche.

Le livre, en format ePub, se trouvera très probablement sur https://fr.feedbooks.com/ où il faudra ouvrir un compte.

Il faut acheter le livre puis le télécharger.

Au téléchargement du livre, comme Bluefire Reader est installé sur notre iPad, au lieu de taper sur Ouvrir dans Bluefire Reader, il faut taper sur Plus. Puis taper sur Copier vers PocketBook.

Souvent, les livres sont protégés par Adobe DMR. Il faut donc obtenir un ‘Adobe ID’ gratuit sur https://account.adobe.com/ Ensuite, dans les paramètres de l’appli PocketBook, le compte Adobe doit être configuré.

Comment lire le livre avec Pocketbook?

Ouvrez le livre à partir de la page d’accueil.

Tapez n’importe quel mot, dans le menu contextuel qui s’affiche, cliquez sur le ‘haut-parleur’.

Puis tapez sur la pointe de flèche ‘Play’ pour commencer la lecture. Le menu paramètres, ouvert ci-dessous, montre les options de voix.

La prononciation est correcte. Les noms propres sont souvent mal prononcés ainsi que quelques mots. De plus, quelques liaisons et certaines intonations sont imparfaites. Au fur et à mesure de la lecture, les phrases lues sont surlignées, c’est bien pratique.

Lors de mes recherches, j’ai été déçue de réaliser que les liseuses (Kobo, Kindle) n’offrent pas la synthèse vocale du texte.

Synthèse vocale de texte = Text to Speech

Dyslexie, dyslexique

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Share or Direct Access

In the previous article, I concluded that there is no difference in the back end between ‘Share’ and ‘Copy link’. In both cases a link is created.

Share and Copy Links in details | KTNN SharePoint (wordpress.com)

So what is the difference between ‘Share’ (or ‘Copy link’) and ‘Direct Access’ (+Advanced and classic permissions)?

Share or Copy link / Links giving access:

• You can share with a user and an AD group.
• You cannot share with a SharePoint group or a Microsoft 365 group.
• People can only gain access to the file or folder by following a link that has been sent to them. Until they follow the link, they won’t have access to the file or folder, and they won’t find it by using Search.
• Downloading certain types of files (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, mp4, …) can be blocked.
• You cannot share a library, a list or a site. Only a folder, an item and a file can be shared.
• Permission inheritance is broken.
• Power Automate action: Create sharing link for a file or folder.

Direct Access, Advanced, Classic Permissions:

• You can give access to a user, an AD group, a SharePoint group and a Microsoft 365 group.
• You can share with the built-in group ‘Everyone except external users’.
• The shared information is findable.
• You can create custom levels of security.
• You can give access to a site, a library, a list, a folder, an item or a file.
• Permission inheritance is broken.
• Power Automate action: Grant access to an item or a folder (doesn’t allow the use of a SharePoint group).

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/share-sharepoint-files-or-folders-1fe37332-0f9a-4719-970e-d2578da4941c

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/business-apps/power-automate/guidance/manage-list-item-file-permissions

Also

https://ktnnsharepoint.wordpress.com/2020/11/16/share-copy-link-sharepoint-administration/

Direct Access vs. Sharing Link in SharePoint Online

Road Map – Nouveautés

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SharePoint: Collapsible sections on modern pages – March April May 2021
You’ll have the ability to show page sections in an accordion view (collapsed or expanded) or as tabs. The accordion view will be collapsed by default, but can be set to show expanded.
Feature ID: 67147

Microsoft Teams: Attendee Dashboard – April May 2021
Measure meeting and webinar registration and attendance data in the reporting dashboard.
Feature ID: 66585
https://support.microsoft.com/fr-fr/office/t%C3%A9l%C3%A9charger-les-rapports-de-pr%C3%A9sence-dans-teams-ae7cf170-530c-47d3-84c1-3aedac74d310

Outlook for Windows: Every meeting online – March 2021
Update your settings to make every meeting you create a Teams Meeting by default so you no longer need to remember to click the Teams Meeting option.
Feature ID: 66021
How to Make Teams Online Meetings the Default in Outlook for Windows – Office 365 for IT Pros (office365itpros.com)

Microsoft Teams: Updated functionality for downloading participant reports in Teams meetings – March April 2021
Review and download attendee reports following a meeting or webinar.
Feature ID: 66459
Download attendance reports in Teams – Office Support (microsoft.com)

Microsoft Teams: Presenter Mode Custom layouts for meetings – March April 2021
Presenters will be able to customize how content shows up for meeting participants, including overlaying their video on content or moving their content box to a corner of the video view – allowing for a more dynamic content viewing experience where presenters can easily direct their audiences’ attention through hand gestures and facial cues, without making the viewer choose between the speaker and the content.
Feature ID: 66587

Microsoft Teams: Branded Lobby for desktop – March May July 2021
Admins will now be able to add a custom logo to the Teams experience, for display in the lobby and meeting pre-join experience. The logo will be displayed for meetings where the organizer has the Advanced Comms SKU.
Feature ID: 79957
Microsoft Teams: Branded Lobby for web – Feature ID: 67113 – Octobre 2020

Microsoft Teams: New Lobby Setting: Only Invited Users join directly – March April 2021
A new lobby setting is coming to Teams Meeting Options. We are adding « People I Invite » as an option to the « Who can bypass lobby? » setting. Once enabled, only the participants invited by the organizer in meeting invite will be able to join the meeting directly. Everyone else will be sent to the lobby.
Feature ID: 68730

SharePoint: App Bar – March May 2021
The SharePoint app bar brings a consistent navigation experience to every site on your intelligent intranet, featuring quick access to important sites across the organization with global navigation, personally relevant sites, and the news feed.
More info
Feature ID: 70576

Microsoft Teams: New file sharing experience – March 2021
Streamline sharing with Microsoft Teams. You can now create a shareable link for any file stored in Teams and directly set the appropriate permissions. Additionally, you can also set permissions for files stored in SharePoint or OneDrive while composing a private chat or starting a channel conversation.
Feature ID: 51230
Rich new file and sharing experiences throughout Microsoft 365 now in Microsoft Teams
Partage de fichiers et de dossiers dans Microsoft Teams – Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Docs

SharePoint: Image Lightbox – February 2021
This feature lets users click on an image web part while in view mode to see a larger version of the image.
Feature ID: 70669

SharePoint: Auto-News Digest – February April 2021
SharePoint Auto-News Digest sends automated email to employees in you company about the latest News posts that they have not yet read. Using Microsoft intelligence, a curated selection of News posts are shared with employees through an email that comes from SharePoint. This is a great way for employees to catch up on News that they may have otherwise missed. Only published news posts are sent in the digest, and employees will have access to all the news posts that they are sent so rest assumed that employees won’t see news that they don’t have permission to see. If employees want to opt-out of receiving the Auto-News Digest, they can click the unsubscribe button at the bottom of the email.
Feature ID: 64685

Microsoft Teams: History Menu – February 2021
The History Menu for Teams desktop clients displays your recently visited locations when hovering over the backward and forward navigation options. Using the menu you can quickly jump back to previous locations, making it much easier to quickly get back to nested locations like tabs or documents. The menu is also accessible via keyboard shortcut.
Feature ID: 70545

Calendrier de canal dans Teams

Feature ID: 68910 Road Map

Pour cette nouvelle fonctionnalité, on se demande d’où provient ce calendrier: est-ce qu’il s’agit du calendrier du groupe ou non?

Voici comment je l’ai vérifié:

1. J’ai créé un groupe O365 par Outlook. Donc je peux voir le calendrier de ce groupe.
2. Puis j’ai créé un Team à partir de ce groupe. Donc je peux toujours voir le calendrier de ce groupe/Team.
3. Quand je crée une réunion dans un calendrier de canal, je peux voir cette même réunion dans le calendrier de groupe.
4. Le calendrier de groupe me permet de voir rassemblées toutes les réunions de tous les canaux. Cependant si je créé une réunion dans le calendrier de groupe directement, je ne peux pas voir cette réunion dans aucun des calendriers de canal de Team.

Donc les calendriers de canal sont un ‘affichage filtré’ du calendrier de groupe.

Un pas vers l’ajout du calendrier de groupe dans Teams: Include Office 365 group calendar in teams – Microsoft Teams UserVoice

Teams Channel Calendar App Makes Channel Meetings Easier to Access – Office 365 for IT Pros (office365itpros.com)

Shared Calendars in Microsoft Teams (jab365.cloud)

An intro to channel calendars in Microsoft Teams | jumpto365 Blog * attention: je ne suis pas d’accord avec ‘This calendar has nothing to do with the Microsoft 365 Group calendar that exists behind the scenes.’

Parenthèse à propos des groupes Teams cachés:

Depuis mars 2018, à la création d’un Teams, le groupe O365 associé est caché dans Outlook.

Roadmap ID 26955 ‘Office 365 Groups created from Microsoft Teams will be hidden from Outlook by default’

The roadmap feature states: ‘Based on customer feedback, new Office 365 Groups generated as a result of creating a team in Microsoft Teams will no longer show in Outlook by default. For customers that want to continue with the existing behavior of showing these groups in Outlook, an Exchange Online PowerShell cmdlet will be provided which can enable the group for the Outlook experience. Groups created through Outlook and then later enabled for Teams will continue to show in both Outlook and Teams. This update will gradually roll out across Outlook and Teams in the coming months.’ This change is also announced in the Office 365 Message Center (MC133135).

C’est intéressant de voir qu’il y a une différence entre cacher de la section des groupes dans Outlook et de la liste globale d’adresses dans Outlook.

Set-UnifiedGroup -Identity TeamName -HiddenFromExchangeClientsEnabled:$False

Set-UnifiedGroup -Identity TeamName -HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled:$False

Hiding Teams (Office 365 Groups) from Outlook – buckleyPLANET

À voir How to Send Invites to the Right Attendees in Teams Channel Meetings | Customer and Employee Engagement Blog (c5insight.com)