iPad Accessibility

iPad Accessibility

Hidden iPad Features to Help Students with Learning Difficulties

Vision Accessibility - iPadiPad has powerful features for those who are blind or low vision, like VoiceOver, a built-in screen reader that supports refreshable braille displays.

Use Display Accommodations on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touchWith iOS 10 or later, you can use Display Accommodations, like Color Filters and Invert Colors, to change the way content is displayed on your screen.

How to use Zoom in Accessibility on iPhone and iPadIf you have trouble seeing the small print on your iPhone's screen, you can enable Zoom, which will enlarge anything on your screen, while letting you use all the same gestures. You can even pair it with VoiceOver for further assistance. Here's how to use Zoom!

How to use VoiceOver on iPhone and iPadIf you have trouble seeing your iPhone or iPad's screen, VoiceOver is there to help! It reads out just about everything on your screen for you and uses different gestures to make things easier. Here's how to use VoiceOver!

Did You Know You Can Dictate to Your iPhone and iPad?Learn how to use the Voice Dictation on your iPhone and iPad with this quick and easy tutorial.

How to use AssistiveTouch on iPhone and iPadHow can you use software controls when you can't use hardware buttons? With AssitiveTouch!

How to use Reader View in Safari on iPhone and iPadIf you enjoy reading on your iPhone or iPad but find things too cluttered with ads and banners, get rid of 'em with Reader View.

How to use Guided Access on iPhone and iPadHow do I lock my iPhone or iPad to one app? Use Guided Access!

Use Guided Access with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touchGuided Access limits your iOS device to a single app and lets you control which features are available. You can turn on Guided Access when you let a child use your device, or when accidental gestures might distract you.

How to activate and use switch control on iPhone and iPadSwitch control is an Accessibility feature designed to make the iPhone and iPad easier to use for anyone with a physical and/or motor skills impairment. With Switch control you can scan between items, use crosshairs to pick specific points, or manually select items using multiple switches, and then use an external adaptive switch, your iPhone or iPad screen itself, or even the front...

How to enable subtitles and captions on iPhone and iPadSubtitles and closed captioning are Accessibility features that let anyone with a hearing impairment still enjoy any movie, TV show, podcast, and iTunes U video labeled with a CC in the iTunes Store. Subtitles and closed captioning work by layering text over the video, basically showing everything that's being said in written form. Subtitles and closed captioning on the iPhone and iPad...

How to enable mono audio on iPhone and iPadMono audio is an Accessibility feature that makes sure, even if you're hard of hearing or deaf in one ear, you never miss a word, note, or sound when listening to your iPhone or iPad with a headset on. Typical stereo audio includes distinct left and right channels, so different ears get different sounds. Mono audio makes sure both ears get all the sound. You can also adjust the volume...

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