Accessibility

Personalize the iPad in ways that work best for your student with accessibility features for vision, mobility, hearing, and general settings.

The iPad provides many accessibility features that support your student's vision. Explore the interactive below to learn more about how the iPad’s accessibility vision settings:

The iPad provides many accessibility features to support your student's physical and motor needs. These features can be accessed in the Settings app. Open the Settings app and select Accessibility.

Explore the interactive below to learn how each of these options can be customized to fit your student's needs.

Using AssistiveTouch

The AssistiveTouch feature is one of the Physical and Motor Settings in the Touch category. This feature helps your student to use your iPad if they have difficulty touching the screen or if they require an adaptive accessory. It can also be used to set up shortcuts for actions or gestures that are commonly used. 

Complete the tutorial below to learn how to access and customize the AssistiveTouch feature for your student's individual needs.

The iPad provides many accessibility features to support your student's hearing needs. These features include hearing devices, sound recognition, audio & visual, and subtitles & captioning. Learn more about each of these options in the interactive below.

The iPad provides additional accessibility settings which include guided access, accessibility shortcut, and per-app settings. Explore the interactive below to learn more about these general accessibility features.