Assistive Technology


Assistive technology comes in many forms, including e-readers, voice-recognition software, smart phones, screen-enhancing magnifiers, and FM systems. Assistive technologies are designed to reduce or remove barriers to students’ learning.

Our list of assistive technologies that may help to remove barriers you’re experiencing include:

  • Apple Pencil
  • C-Pen (text to speech portable)
  • Dragon Naturally Speaking (dictation software)
  • Ergonomic Equipment 
  • Headphones
  • Livescribe Smart Pen (recording device)
  • Read&Write (text to speech software)
  • Tablets
  • ZoomText (screen magnifier)


Interested in learning more?

Please contact us for further information about the above technologies, or to discuss potential disability funding to help support the purchase of assistive technology.