1. An Assortment of Features for an Assortment of Learners
Jill Beall, Special Education Specialist
July 21, 2016 – iPadpaloozaEastTX – Pine Tree High School

2. What comes to your mind when I say access?
Getting to it! Interacting with it! Producing!

3. Experience Engage Express
Getting to it! - Experience
Interacting with it! - Engage
Producing - Express

4. Settings & Preferences
Display & Brightness
Screen Wallpaper
Sounds/Volume
Restricting access
Privacy
General
Siri
Keyboard
Accessibility

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How are you?
Where are you?
Why did Apple make you?
Tell me a bit about yourself.
Who’s on first?
Tell me a joke.
Knock knock.
Do you want to play a game?
What should I have for lunch?
What’s the best computer?
Hello Siri
iPad mini: Using Siri to Your Best Advantage
To use the Siri feature on your iPad mini, press and hold the Home button until you see this on the screen: "What can I help you with?" Release the button, and Siri is ready to answer your question. Ask Siri questions or make Siri open iOS 7 apps for you. Siri can do things on your iPad mini that you might not even expect, like make appointments or set reminders.
Here are just a sampling of questions to ask Siri:
Information
What did the NASDAQ close at today?
Who won the Cubs game today?
How many feet are in a kilometer?
What time is it in Tokyo?
What movies are playing nearby?
Miscellaneous:
Remind me to call Mom when I get home.
Schedule dinner with Lisa Monday night at 7.
Do I have any appointments tomorrow?
Play music by the Beatles.
Find good pizza nearby.
Enable Wi-Fi.
Set an alarm for 6:30AM tomorrow.
Find pictures of Vizsla puppies.

6. General > Accessibility
Vision
Hearing
Media
Learning
Interaction
Itunes store (Google search) >/ learn > accessibility

7. Simplify the iPad for Hands Assistive Touch Guided Access
Switch Control
Head Gestures & Switch Options
Low Vision Options
Voice Over
Speak Selection
Camera
Hearing Impairments
Simplify the iPad for hands
Assistive Touch
Guided Access
Switch Control
Head Gestures & Switch Options
Low Vision Options
Voice Over
Speak Selection
Camera
Hearing Impairments

8. Reading
Accessibility for Vision
Writing
Accessibility for Interaction
Invert Colors Grayscale Speech Text Sizes Clear Clutter Voice Dream Reader TextGrabber
Keyboard Predictive Keyboard Voice Recognition Notability Google Docs
Read:
Clear clutter
Text-to-Speech
Color background – Voice Dream
Tracking supports – Voice Dream
Alternative books
Write:
Swipe
Prediction keyboard – word prediction
Google Docs – Voice recognition
Spelling
Text-to-speech

9. Attention
Accessibility for Learning
Guided Access Speech Font Size Voice Recognition Clear Clutter

10. Thanks for your participation!
Final Thoughts? Comments? Questions?
iSwipe
Noteability
Voice DreamReader
DOCS
Claro PDF (read and insert)
TextGrabber
iSlide
Autismate
Snapverter
Thanks for your participation!
Jill Beall