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Reading assistance

Text-to-speech, accessible digital text, and reading display controls.

Try tools in context, consider accessibility and privacy, and check the provider’s current details. No product works for everyone.

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Speech & communication

Communication methods, speech-generating features, and accessible interaction.

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Writing & organization

Speech-to-text, alternative input, planning supports, and reminders.

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Learning & cognitive supports

Visual schedules, task sequences, and ways to structure information.

Try tools in context, consider accessibility and privacy, and check the provider’s current details. No product works for everyone.

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Accessibility features

Built-in settings such as zoom, captions, keyboard access, and voice control.

Try tools in context, consider accessibility and privacy, and check the provider’s current details. No product works for everyone.

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Vision & hearing access

Magnification, screen readers, captions, transcripts, and sound adjustments.

Try tools in context, consider accessibility and privacy, and check the provider’s current details. No product works for everyone.

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Daily living technology

Prompts and accessible tools used in routines, chosen with the individual.

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AI-powered tools

Emerging tools that may help with drafting, explanation, or organization; review privacy and accuracy carefully.

Try tools in context, consider accessibility and privacy, and check the provider’s current details. No product works for everyone.

Start with the task—not the product.

Identify what the person wants to do, explore a few possible approaches, and include them in testing. If school services are involved, ask the appropriate team about evaluation and support. IDEA has specific assistive technology definitions and requirements in applicable school contexts.

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