For educators and families using Chromebooks, there are a variety of built-in accessibility features to customize students’ learning experience and make them even more helpful. Google have put together a list of some of these tools to explore as you navigate at-home learning for students with disabilities.

The good news is that support and tools are readily available for parents, guardians, educators and students:

• The Guardian’s Guide to Accessibility helps parents and guardians learn about the tools their children use in school to learn, and the accessibility features built in.

• Google’s Teach from Home website also includes a special Guardian’s Guide for children with disabilities who are learning at home.

• To learn about more accessibility features, visit the Google Workspace user guide to accessibility.

Click on the link here for further information on Chromebook accessibility tools.  Read more below for adding these tools or similar to the Chrome browser on a PC or Mac.