1. Examples of Available Assistive Technology

2. The Dynavox can be helpful for learners with physical disabilities.
This device could help the student communicate with peers in an online environment by speaking for them.

3. Adaptive Keyboard Adaptive keyboards can be useful for people with:
Physical disabilities: sticky key feature
Visual disabilities: Large Keys in bright colors
This would assist students by allowing them to use the keyboard more efficiently.

4. Adaptive Mouse
Adaptive mouse is helpful for those with physical disabilities and/or struggle with fine motor skills

5. Helpful for those with no use of their arms.
Headmouse
Helpful for those with no use of their arms.
This device in conjunction with adaptive software can allow a person with no ability to move their arms or verbally communicate to actively participate in online classes.

6. iPad communication application
Useful for those who struggle to communicate
Allows the user to select words and pictures to create sentences that the application will then read aloud to communicate on the user’s behalf.

7. Eye Controlled Assistive Technology
Assists those with no control or use of their arms and that struggle to communicate.

8. Vision-Accessibile Computers
Helpful for those with low vision or visual impairments.
These computers can magnify the viewing area so that the user can read the computer screen