Accessibility is vital for some and valuable for all.
The iPad has the widest range of accessibility features that can be categorised into four areas: visual, physical & motor, hearing and cognitive.
The links and resources on this page will support staff and schools use accessibility features to reach all learners.
To read more about Accessibility and Apple, visit their Accessibility page here.
The iPad User Guide has further information on enabling the Accessibility features. Find out more here.
The Assistive Technology Support Service have created self led units to support the implementation of accessibility features as a universal strategy to support all learners (and teachers).
Work through their Accessibility is for Everyone units here.
To support the use of the iPad, Miss Aird from Waid Academy, has created a series of quick guides.
View and download the Accessibility Quick Guides here.
Our Professional Learning book covers the accessibility features that can be used to support learning, teaching and specific learners.
The book contains guides, video, reflective questions and further links to support the use of accessibility features.
Click the image or click here to access.
