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slides/00-Introduction/00-instructions.md

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 2. Each slide has some core concepts, code samples, and one or more exercises. After you complete an exercise,
 use the verify button to check whether your solution is correct.
 
-3. You can also verify the code sample output by reading it in Chrome with VoiceOver - Apple's built-in screen reader. Here are some instructions for navigating with VoiceOver:
+3. You can also verify the code sample output using VoiceOver - Apple's built-in screen reader (other screen readers work too). Here are some instructions for navigating with VoiceOver:
   * <kbd>cmd</kbd> + <kbd>F5</kbd> turns VoiceOver on/off
   * <kbd>tab</kbd> navigates to an interactive element
   * <kbd>ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>opt</kbd> + <kbd>right arrow</kbd> (repeatedly) navigates to the next element
   * <kbd>ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>opt</kbd> + <kbd>cmd</kbd> + <kbd>h</kbd> (repeatedly) navigates by headings
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 4. When verifying with VoiceOver, use Chrome on a Mac for the best experience. However, the "Verify" button provided after each exercise will work with any browser/OS combination.
 
 5.     ARIA stands for Accessible Rich Internet Applications, a W3C standard for building accessible user interfaces on the web.