VoiceOver/Screen Reader

The EDA PLAY application helps children train vision and fine motor skills. The options of image set-up and task levels enable children with special needs to work with this application.

50 second VoiceOver rotor demonstration.

The Ballyland Magic app is for preschool and early elementary. It is an educational and fun iPad game specifically designed for children who are blind or have low vision to learn and practice a number of touch gestures for VoiceOver, Apple’s built-in screen reader.

Swift Playgrounds is an app for iPad and Mac that makes learning Swift interactive and fun. It requires no coding knowledge, so it’s perfect for students just starting out. Solve puzzles to master the basics using Swift — a powerful programming language created by Apple and used by the pros to build today’s most popular apps. Then take on a series of challenges and step up to more advanced playgrounds designed by Apple and other leading developers.

Cause and Effect Sensory Light Box was created for a group of teenagers with complex needs including visual impairment, autism, and varied developmental disabilities. Light Box has also become a popular choice for parents of babies and young toddlers.

Bebot is a musical instrument that anyone can play. Instead of a keyboard, it has an easy-to-use touch control system. And it's all built into a friendly animated robot, who performs your music while you play.

For the training of vision and fine motor skills of the smallest children.
Tailor-made for children with visual and multiple disorders, to assist in the development of the visual skills of these children.

For the training of vision and fine motor skills for children with multiple and visual disorders. Children with central visual impairment (CVI) can also benefit. It is so simple that even children with limited fine and gross motor skills can control the game and move the story action further.

Perkins eLEARNING provides help with iOS and Android assistive technology such as Voice Over, music, switches, coding apps, braille apps, talking calculator, college preparedness, and E-BOT. Students can share on the blog.

iWalkStraight is an application for people with visual impairment. iWalkStraight helps you walk straight in absence of reference points (e.g., while walking in a park) by providing speech instructions. The application can be used when the device is in your hands or when it's in a pocket.