4 Key Resources for Creating Inclusive Classrooms with iPad


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There are so many outstanding resources exist to support Accessibility in Education with Apple devices! Use these highlighted Forum posts as a starting point to help teachers create more inclusive classrooms with iPad.

  1. Create Inclusive Classrooms with iPad from ShellB, APLS
  2. Utilizing iPad Translation Tools from Tammy Trzebiatowski, ADE
  3. Tools for Learning from Melissa Piette, ADE
  4. 30 Accessibility Tips for iPad and 30 Accessibility Tips for Mac from Julia Parker, APLS

Accessibility Resources from Apple

Accessibility iPad English Language Learners (ELL)

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March 06, 2025

Thanks for the links to accessibility posts and sites! I had not seen some of these helpful resources. Lots to explore here on this very essential topic.

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