re: this, I have an article on my website about language learning with a screen reader that is in painful need of being updated, but there's so much more i want to do with it because there seems to be painfully little accurate, up-to-date info out there that you can use to supplement established language learning strategies out there. Questions like " how to best use subtitles when you can't see them", " Is the brain processing tactile-provided text the same way it would visual-provided text in blind people for a language-learning context, and if not, how do we compensate?', "How to efficiently use Anki/flashcards" and " What would effective immersion for a blind learner look like" are on my research plate; I have a bunch of resources open that polyglots compiled to see if I can compile some kind of effective learning strategy and once I do, THAT's when I'll update the guide :)
@zersiax Please write here whenever you update your article; I'd like to read it.
@clv0 the current version's up at https;//florianbeijers.xyz but some of the tools described have changed or aren't the best tool for the job anymore. Might still have some useful stuff in it though