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Assistive Technology

Free and Low-Cost Assistive Technology for Teachers and Students. A guide to accompany our FETC 2019 Poster Session

Mobility Accessibility Needs

Mobility needs vary by person. Here are just a few examples:

Facility Access
Furniture
Keyboard Access
Technology Access
Alternative Pointing System
Alternative Input Methods
Speech-to-Text

Mobility Accessibility Technology by Need - also see Accessibility by App

Accessibility by App
Discover apps by operating system and device for multiple assistive needs

Switch Control (iOS)
Vimium
Chrome app of keyboard shortcuts to navigate the web, instead of using a mouse.

Mobility Accessibility Apps
For iOS devices.
Working Together: Computers and People with Mobility Impairments
from University of Washington. Describes and lists different mobility accomodation needs and what to look for in them.

Eye Control (Microsoft)
Keyboard / Touchscreen
Pencil grip
Predictive Text

Last updated on Sep 24, 2024 11:55 AM

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