For some students with writing challenges, the thought is, “Oh my goodness, if you’re having difficulties with spelling, why not just talk to your computer?” The challenge with talking to you

What you are looking for is a speech synthesis program, which is a category of software or hardware that converts text to artificial speech.

Homeschooling parents have to be creative and persistent in their search for funding for AT.

Don’t be afraid! A lot of these tools are really easy to use.

Unfortunately, we still need to teach them how to type.

CAST has developed a wonderful website on universal design for learning. It offers a terrific guide to developing lessons in a way that will be accessible and engaging for all students.

Yes. If you look at reading, for example, we have multiple domains that students might struggle with.

In the past, one of the barriers to using technology is that students felt they were standing out as being different. So they didn’t want to open that laptop in the classroom.

Kudos, for recognizing the importance of technology for students with disabilities and for making a concerted effort to integrate technology into your school!