In the previous two sessions you were introduced to a variety of automated testing tools, and a variety of manual strategies you can use to identify accessibility issues in web content. Though automated tools and manual tests are a good start for identifying potential barriers in web content, you will also generally want to test content with assistive technologies, and more specifically, test with a screen reader. Though there are other assistive technologies like voice recognition, and alternative input devices, most issues addressed for screen readers, will also address most issues that may arise when using other assistive technologies.