Conclusions
Speech synthesis systems is a vast field in which there may be different ways of dealing with text processing
using, for example, artificial intelligence or knowledge of sound analysis and their stratification. Building a system
capable of artificially synthesize speech from text (TTS) is an important element in facilitating the learning process
in obtaining the necessary information.
For people with disabilities, the main benefit brought by such an instrument is to increase the chances of
integration into the educational system, labor market or in society.
Scientific concerns of building IT systems for people with visual impairments are encouraged by the existing law
and numerous treaties signed in the European Union, treaties whose aim is to increase accessibility of IT
applications.
When promoting such a technology, it is obvious that the real challenge is to make all those involved in the
process to be truly interested in this project. Once they are there and interested, the first experience with our elearning
platform must be a good one so that these new and unusual learners see value and get immediate
satisfaction. Telling the persons with disabilities about e-learning, giving them orientation-type sessions and hosting
tryout times with staff there to help answer questions are essential parts of any e-learning solution.
In Romania, computer assisted learning for people with disabilities is in an early stage of development. There are
initiatives in this regard, especially as both the Romanian legislation and the EU one, encourage the development
and promotion of assistive software using e-learning.