When the transition is made from a traditional classroom to one that is powered by a distance learning methodology, we must continue to be mindful of student needs. The resources below will assist with ensuring that distance learning environments are accessible by all students.

Google Chrome Extensions That Support Accessibility

These sites provides information about Google Chrome Extensions that can support students that are struggling or have special needs. Support for the following are included: Text to Speech, Readability, Reading Comprehension, Focus, Navigation

Chrome Extensions for Struggling Students and Special Needs

From: "Ctrl-Alt-Achieve" (Curts, 2016)

Tools that Aim to Reach All Types of Learners, Wherever they Are

From: Google Education's Blog (Weisman, 2018)

Accessible Features for Use with Apple Products

This site overviews key accessibility features built-in to Apple’s devices. These include support for: Visually impaired, Hearing Impaired, Those with mobility challenges and Communicative Challenges.

Technology Is Most Powerful When It Empowers Everyone

From: Apple's Accessibility Webpage

Microsoft's Accessibility Features

This site provides overviews of the accessibility features of Microsoft’s suite of tools. Tools included support: Visual impairments, Hearing assistance, Neorodiversity, Learning disabilities, Those with mobility challenges, and Those with mental health challenges.

Microsoft's Accessibility Features

From: Microsoft's Accessibility Webpage