Alternate Access

Alternate access to technology means using different tools or methods to interact with computer devices. People who may have difficulty using standard devices may use alternate access tools or methods instead to make it easier. These can include things like:

Touch screens with special settings
An alternate mouse and/or keyboard
- Using voice commands
Eye tracking devices
Using special buttons (called switches) with extra settings

Alternate access devices are designed to make technology accessible to everyone of all abilities.

Standard Access:

Alternate Access:

For more information about alternate access methods contact your child's Principal.

Please also visit the TDSB - OT/PT Public website for more resources.

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Alternate Access

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