This must be a common feature, but I just can't find it anywhere.
As a sighted person, I can glance at emacs and see that there are multiple windows open, and even be able to tell what "C-x o" will do. But how can a blind person tell? There is C-x C-b that lets me see all open buffers...but I can't find a similar command that says all the current windows. Is there something like emacspeak-speak-windows-layout that would list all currently-displayed windows (e.g. first giving the total number of open windows in the frame, then enumerates them starting with the current window, then the window that C-x o would move to, etc)?
I'm asking for my son, whom I'm throwing headfirst into emacspeak and any tools to let him orient himself would be wonderful.