AT Resource FlipKit

This Chrome extension allows for the quick simple creation of a custom avatar which can be downloaded and used in a variety of ways.

The Read & Write app for iPad is an alternative keyboard for your iPad. It offers a variety of features to help with composing text. It now includes a writing environment with expanded features. Learn more about the newest features by watching this YouTube video from the app developer TextHelp.

Support legibility by creating lines easily with rolling stamps! There are a variety to choose from including double lines, dashed lines, and lines for math and music! Easily adapt existing worksheet and support developing your learner by teaching them to use it when they need it.

The iPad is loaded with accessibility features that support all facets of learning. This resource explores how to leverage the built-in features to support reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

A fun way to teach who to tell knock-knock jokes, while working on number recognition.

Read how Adobe can help create and verify PDF accessibility.

Check out a variety of activity chairs and seating options from ETAC.

This inflatable seating is made with super-strong vinyl and is sized for K-1 students.

This permanently adapted toy uses three AA batteries and is ideal to engage learners in basic cause-and-effect interactive play. Check out this resource from Enabling Devices for ideas on how to use toys to teach cause and effect.

These fun scooter boards can be used in a sitting, kneeling, or prone position. The scooters can be linked together for even more fun! They come with safety-grip handles and non-marring rubber swivel casters.

Goalball is a very popular team sport for the blind and visually impaired and is played competitively in 112 countries.

The American Printing House for the Blind provides a variety of resources.

The suction cup keeps the scissors in place so that the student can press and cut.

KiwiWrite Math is an alternative to pencil-and-paper math. Designed for students who struggle to handwrite math automatically and legibly, the assistive technology does the writing so the student can concentrate on solving the math. This is a web-based application that gives students an on-screen interface to write math equations on their computers or tablets. Simply click or tap the numbers and symbols they want to add to the page. Keyboards are supported too!

Easily adapt your worksheets and paper by quickly rolling the stamp to create lines and boundaries to support legibility. Better yet...support your learners by teaching them how to use the tool when they need it! Math LegiLiners include rolling stamps for patterning, fractions, ones/tens/hundreds columns, or graphing, number lines, and the boxes for aligning 2 digit math problems. 

An app built for early learners working on matching, letter recognition, spelling and reading.

Check out a variety of walking aids from ETAC.

The sturdy Chair Cubes have multiple uses, come in a variety of colors, and can be easily cleaned.

Wedges are an ideal tool to help reduce pressure and help students stay comfortable while participating in classroom activities.

A device that helps increase auditory and listening skills.

The Bridge School offers CVI modules and is a great resource for CVI information.

Click to view the free sound-supported short stories on this website. They were developed especially for younger students with visual cortical impairments. There are many resources on the site including a list of recommended apps for students with CVI and songs, videos and cartoons.

Veroniiiiica provides ideas for supporting students with vision impairments.

This Chrome extension allows students to view Google Classroom directions side by side with their work so they can easily view the directions while they work. The developer (Alice Keeler) has a student privacy policy which meets COPPA (Childern Online Privacy Protection Act) standards.

Bring math to life with virtual math manipulatives that have all the familiarity of their physical counterparts, but with the convenience and features that will transform how you teach.

This Chrome extension is great for making quick audio recordings directly onto a Google Slide. No need to import recorded sounds made with external programs.

Using highlighting tape can enhance understading by picking out key ideas, dates, characters and important events with in a passage. The strategy needs to be modeled and explicitly taught in order to support student learning.

Find numerous timers on YouTube.

Check out a variety of standing supports from ETAC.

This seat helps students maintain an upright position. It can be used with or without the seat wedge and comes in a variety of colors and sizes.

This easy-to-use adapted art spinner can be activated with a switch! Just insert a blank card and the switch will activate paint to be splattered onto the card as it spins.

These LED light balls come in 16 colors with 4 light setting options including dimming and strobe speed. They are waterproof and include a remote control.

California Education Resource Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired has created a comprehensive resource of Assistive Technology for the blind and visually impaired. You'll find so much here!

Low tech for support students with vision impairments.