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Google Chrome offers browser extensions to help with productivity. Also includes a list of featured accessibility extensions.

Use Google Meet to host video meetings. Features include simple scheduling steps, recording, and adaptive layouts. Participants can screen share to present documents, slideshows, and spreadsheets. The meeting host can control who participates.

This free and easy tool helps educators efficiently manage and assess progress while enhancing connections with learners from school, home, or on the go.

TypingClub is an educational platform for keyboarding. It is web-based, accessible, and fully customizable, so students can practice in class, at home, or wherever an internet connection can be found. Includes free and paid features.

Accessibyte offers fully accessible apps for students who are Blind/Visually Impaired. Site offers Typio (learn to type), Quick Cards (study cards with multiple uses), Arcade (collection of games), ProPack (talking calculator and dictionary), and Teacher Dashboard. Track student progress and activity, tweak student settings, manage caseload and remote learning. Includes free and paid features.

Chrome browser extension. Create simple notes or drawings for all your needs on your Android device. Easily select different colors from the color palette provided for your Scribbles. Change the stroke thickness with a variety of brush sizes. Save Scribbles on your SD card for access in the future.

Makey Makey, created by two students at MIT Media Lab, offers easy-to-use invention kits that teach science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts. The Makey Makey Classic, STEM Pack, and Makey Makey GO kits allow tinkerers, dreamers, and makers the mobility to invent anytime, anywhere. The website also provides music and games.

With Note Anywhere, users can make a note on a web page, save notes in real time, move notes with drag and drop, and automatically load notes. There is also an option to change note style, as well as a notes summary feature.

Learn the basics of VoiceOver for use with an iOS device. VO Lab is an educational iPad game designed for people who are Blind/Visually impaired to learn touch gestures and concepts of VoiceOver, Apple’s built-in screen reader for iOS devices.

Save web pages, articles, and PDFs. When you find useful information online, clip it to Evernote. Save full-page screen captures or just the parts you want to remember, without the clutter of ads and headlines.