Convert any digital text (online or files) into spoken text with a variety of voices and save as a WAV file. Supports students' engagement with text and boosts listening and reading comprehension.
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Content Area: reading
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: autism, emotional disturbance, major-other health impairment, specific learning disability, speech or language impairment, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
Use this switch with students who have visual impairments. The flashing blinker helps visually impaired individuals locate the switch. When the switch is activated, the yellow textured lens lights brightly while music plays and the switch vibrates.
Grade Level: early elementary, intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
The Focus 40 is a portable Braille Display allowing users who are visually impaired to access a computer. The Focus 40 features 40 cells of Braille and has programmable “hot keys” for specific functions. Works with JAWS.
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
The Focus 80 is a portable Braille Display allowing users who are visually impaired to access a computer. The Focus 80 features 80 cells of Braille and has programmable “hot keys” for specific functions. Works with JAWS.
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
The Darci USB is a Morse Code based computer access device. Because it is plugged into the USB port on the student's computer, it is portable and can be used with a variety of machines. Use this device with students who need alternative input to the computer and are capable of communicating using Morse Code.
Grade Level: middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, orthopedic impairment, speech or language impairment, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
DBT provides translation and formatting facilities to automate the process of conversion from regular print to braille (and vice versa), and also provides word-processing facilities for working directly in the braille as well as the print. "Fonts" are used for displaying the braille.
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, deafness, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
The Eye-Pal is a one pound, portable USB scanner/reader capable of converting any printed material to Refreshable Braille, speech or text file.
Grade Level: middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
Easy-Link is a small-sized Braille keyboard that allows users full access to a PDA, mobile phone or laptop. Easy-Link is portable and can fit in purse or pocket, so it can be a useful solution for visually impaired users who use a variety of technology tools in daily living.
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
MAGic helps people with low vision view information on their computer screen while hearing it through their speech synthesizer. Allows users to magnify screen information from one to sixteen times its normal size. Features of variety of customizable options for cursor color and size, color display and magnification.
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
The Juliet Embosser is capable of printing Braille on both sides of a page up to 56 characters wide. Features include regular Braille graphics, high resolution Braille graphics, and Dynamic Braille Scaling. With Dynamic Braille Scaling, you can turn on different Braille sizes, even within the same document. Built-in Braille sizes include Library of Congress Braille with or without increased line spacing, California sign Braille, or Jumbo Braille. Regular or high resolution Braille graphics can be used to make maps, simple line drawings, or math more accessible
Grade Level: intermediate elementary, middle school, secondary, transition
IDEA Disability Category: deaf-blindness, visual impairment
English Language Arts:
Math
