An application that checks and flags spelling errors, the offers useful suggestions.
Spell check is a feature built into the operating system on an iPad.
Settings> General>Keboard>Checkspelling.
The ability of computers and other devices to read text aloud. Students can use this feature to help edit their written work
iPads, iPods, iPhones (any iOS device) have a text to speech accessibility feature called speak selection. The first time you use it, you will have to enable it in settings. After it is enabled, any highlighted text can be read aloud by choosing the "speak" option.
Settings>General>Accessibility>Speak (selection)
As letters are typed, words are predicted based on the context of the sentence. Words appear in a predictive list. Student select their desired word from the list.
Settings>General>Keyboard>Preditive
A translation of word into text.
Settings>General>Keyboard>Enable Dictation
Pull out your own technology and see if you can find these supports. You may already be using some of them to help you in your own life. You can look at the handouts on this page for suggested tools and where to find them.
Enlarge the text on your device
Find the tool that will read what you want to hear on your device.
Look up the meaning of a word
Create a text message using the speech recognition software in your device.
Does your email or your text have Word Prediction?
How does your technology help you know when something is misspelled?