Adaptive Technology

What is Adaptive Technology?

Adaptive technology, also known as assistive technology, is computer hardware or software that is used to help individuals with disabilities use computers. Examples of adaptive technology include screen reading software, speech-to-text writing tools, screen magnification software, alternative keyboards, and joysticks.

To learn more about the role of assistive technologies in creating flexible, inclusive learning experiences, read these articles:

Adaptive Technology Software Resources

Ally
Translation Tools
Microsoft Accessibility Features
Apple Accessibility Features
iPad & iPhone Accessibility Guide
Google Apps Accessibility Features & Products
YouTube Accessibility Features
Screen Readers for Windows: Chrome - ChromeVox; JAWS
Screen Readers for Mac: Safari - VoiceOver
Blackboard Accessibility Statement
Otter.Ai Audio Notes Transcription

Student Accommodation Services

To learn more about selecting and implementing adaptive technology for students with specific requirements, please contact a representative from Student Accommodation Services. Accommodations for students with disabilities at MATC vary with each student and an accommodation that works for one student may not work for another student with that same disability.