Mid-tech assistive technology is slightly more complex than low-tech and often requires batteries.
For reading and writing, there are a few mid-tech assistive technology options:
Adapted keyboards can come in many forms depending on the students' needs. These keyboards can be color-coded, bright-colored, have easy-to-read labels, or have other customized modifications.
Students can listen to audiobooks instead of visually reading which may be useful for students with visual impairments.
Word prediction software helps students to complete their thoughts. This can be useful for students who have difficulty with expressive language.