Accessibility
There are 3 ways to make an iPad more accessible 1. Features that are built-in 2. Apps 3. Accessories
Built-in Features
Vision
Hearing
Physical & Motor
Guided Access
Samples of Apps that Facilitate Access:
Dragon Dictate – voice to text iWordQ – word prediction Proloquo2go – AAC program soundAMP R – amplifies env. sounds Eye Glassses – magnifies up to 8X Braille Pro – Braille translator
Add-on Accessories
Switch Access.
Mounts
Cases Big Grips – Otterbox Gripcase Trtlbot Case RJ Cooper iPad Carrying Case iAdapter
Stylus Doceri Goodpoint Stylus Pogo Sketch Stylus Crayola iMarker – Kid-Friendly Stylus Boxwave Capacitive mini stylus Head-mounted stylus
Speakers & Microphones Chill Pill Mobile Speakers RJ Cooper iPad Speakers iMainGo Portable Speakers Livespeakrs Roxy Portable iPod Speakers Mini Mic
Home Button Covers Trtlbot Case – A case that covers the home button. Bubcaps – Stickers that make it challenging for kids to access the home button.