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Technological Resources for Faculty: Student Resources
Students have access to this libguide, which will give them links to apps ranging from study tools to group collaboration to more practical life tools like budgeting and time management.
Feel free to link to this guide in your syllabus.
Apple Products and Academic Accomodations
With built in universal access features, Apple products, may enable professors to provide certain academic accommodations via an iPhone or iPad if a student already owns such a device.
iPad includes the following accessibility features, which are designed to make it easier for users with visual, auditory, or other physical disabilities to use iPad. VoiceOver Zoom White on Black Mono Audio Speak Auto-text
This article explains how to turn the accessibility features on the device on or off, and where to get more information.
Accessibility features work the same way across Apple products and apps. Accessibility features come standard in iOS and OS X. Universal access enables Apple devices to become assistive devices to students in your classroom. Read to learn more about features available on Apple products.
Accessibility & Tablets
If your student already owns a tablet or other mobile device, providing some academic accommodations can be integrated with their existing device. Many tablets and mobile devices have built-in accessibility features, which may be of use to students with academic accommodations.
Nexus 7 accessibility features are as follows: TalkBack Explore by Touch Accessibility settings allow modification of the tablet’s display and sound options, such as increasing the text size, changing the speed at which text is spoken, and more.