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A collection of simple, user-friendly tools designed to break down overwhelming tasks into manageable steps and organize chaotic thoughts into clear, actionable plans.

This scanning pen comes in a variety of products with different options. Simply scan text and have it displayed and read aloud.

The AAC resource page on the Open Access site includes many aided language supports such as core boards. AAC tools can be used to transmit or receive messages. Visual supports are among the most helpful tools that can be used to maximize learning.

This short video demonstrates how to access and use the assistive touch feature on the iPad and iPhone. This features allow for customized gestures which support dexterity and hand strength variability.

Apps and extensions for the Chrome browser provide easy access to many tools to support students. If you are unfamiliar with the Chrome Web Store and how to install apps and extensions, this video will provide a quick overview.

Experience Immersive reader! Explore the variety of features that support learning; text-to-speech, picture dictionary, translate, parts of speech, and format options to support vision. To explore the features, simply click on the icons in the upper right corner.

Boardmaker is a multi-use program to support teachers and students. It uses software, symbols, includes pre-made curriculum, and is also customizable. Access with touch, switches, or eye-tracking. Students can access the interactive materials online and teachers can create and print materials as well.

The mission of Makers Making Change is to leverage community based makers, disability professionals, and volunteers to help develop affordable open source assistive technologies. Products categories include aids for daily living, adapted toys, adaptive gaming, keyguards, and switches. 

LEVO offers a variety of stands for tablets, devices, and laptops. The LEVO G2 Rolling Floor Stand for iPads adapts to height and positioning needs and made of sturdy construction.

Resources include information topics such as; early childhood, self-advocacy, social skills, and much more. The site also has a curated product offers on a wide range of categories that support children with hearing loss.

ConnectHear blog article helps clarify the differences between the varying levels of hearing loss.

A new, curiosity-driven K–12 program that builds students’ lifelong math proficiency. Meet Amplify Desmos Math. A structured, problem-based approach builds on students’ curiosity while strategically developing math fluency and lasting grade-level understanding.

Reduce reading barriers for your qualified K-12 students with accessible textbooks and literature.  This service provides text-to-speech (TTS) highlighting at both word and sentence levels so students can read along.  BookShare works on most platforms and devices. Click here to learn about the web reader for the Chromebook.

This reader pen include text to speech (TTS), speech and text translation, photo translation, highlights words to support visual tracking, dictionaries, and more. Just slide the scanning pen across text and it appears on the screen and is read aloud. The photo scan will recognize text on many surfaces including paper, fabric, electronic screens, and more. There are a variety of models to choose from.

Google Chrome offers a comprehensive playlist of many short videos to support learning about specific accessibility features.

The iPad and iPhone are able to read selected text or the whole screen. This short video will walk you through the features and settings and to get you started! 

Chromebook come with a variety of accessibility features supporting inclusive design principles. The features include supporting vision, hearing, reading, motor, and more. This interactive webpage includes simulations, videos, and tutorials to support your learning.

Explore and learn about accessibility tools to support vision, hearing, neurodiversity, learning, and mobility.

Grackle assists in vetting for accessibity with an extension that works with Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets and covers 22 accessibility checks against WCAG 2.0 and PDF/UA standards. It also includes the ability to quickly "fix" a number of the checked items.

From mounts to brackets, you'll find everything you need for access on the PRC-Saltillo site.

Mount'n Mover offers a variety of moveable mounts for wheelchairs and more.

Phonak offers a variety of products to support hearing. They include; hearing devices, hearing aids, wireless microphones, hearing aid apps & accessories, and more.

CDBS serves individuals from birth to 21 who have combined hearing and vision issues. They provide consultation, training, and resources.

Solve mathematical expressions, create and use variables, or graph equations—for example, when learning new concepts in class, day-to-day budgeting, planning an event, home remodeling, and more.

Type out anything you want with your regular keyboard, and press the buttons on the MATH Keys to access mathematical symbols and operations. The free online equation editor allows users to write mathematical equations, formulas, and symbols and copy/paste into a Google Doc.

The Randomizer is a communication aid that plays messages in random order.

In 2004 the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act federally funded NIMAC, an online file repository of source files in the NIMAS format. Here, authorized users can access more than 76,000 K-12 NIMAS files for use in the production of accessible formats for students with disabilities.

This 35 minute free course from Google, takes educators through a step by step approach to learning more about Chromebooks their students are using. It includes getting started, apps/extensions, and exploring the accessibility features.

Learn about the different accessibility features available on the iPad which support vision, mobility, hearing, speech, and neurodiversity. Dive deeper into switch control, live speech, spoken content, eye-tracking, and much more!

Discover the access that is built right in to the Chrome browser, Chromebooks, Classroom, Docs, Slides, and much more. Google has many of the features students need to support access and productivity. Some of these include voice typing, text-to-speech (TTS), vision supports like magnification and high-contrast, and built-n screen readers.

These adapted spring serrated blade scissors are comfortable, ergonomic, and non-slip. The Wright Stuff site includes many scissor options to support those who need extra support while cutting.

This company offers a variety of sizes of modular hoses with different fittings and accessories to support individual needs.

Clear audio for all! This out of the box solution requires no installation and is an easy way to bring clear audio to the classroom environment.

Diglo offers a variety of products to support hearing loss. Hearing & amplification systems, phones, clocks & alerts, books & media, and many more products.