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 ACCESIBILITY ASSIGNMENT

By: Abigail Sproat >

April 7, 2021 >

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Exploration of built-in features of the iPad that can aid us >

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What is the Accessibility feature on most Apple products?

Apple prides itself in the accessibility feature which is meant to be used as an inclusive
addition to their products.

Aids the young, old, people new to technology, those with special needs and disabilities.
Attributes intended to help those with visual, physical, and auditory impairments, learning
challenges.

Mostly all the features can be found in the settings or are included in the phone already.
Siri and FaceTime are included in the phone already, one as a digital assistant as it’s a voice
control that can talk back to you. And the other, FaceTime, is a video and audio calling service.

All of these that are presented are available through SETTINGS then ACCESSIBILITY.
Gil, L. and Ritchie, R. 21 May 2020. Accessibility for iPhoneand iPad: The ultimate
guidehttps://www.imore.com/accessibility-iphone-ipad
Accessibility #1: Magnifying

Two tricks to use to magnify either your screen or something not on the phone:

On your screen: Go to settings Click

on Accessibility Click on Zoom Turn it On Read Instructions
on How-To

To Magnify something (like a physical Newspaper): Use the

built in Camera & Zoom in! **Can also go into settings, then accessibility,
and hit Magnifier and it installs a camera like app just for magnification.

These are great for those of vision impaired and those that might just
need a little help to find what they’re looking at.
Accessibility #2: Legibility

You can change the text size of text messages and any other font on your
screen:

Go to settings (2) Click on Display & Brightness Click on Accessibility

(1) Click on Display & Text Size

You can do all of the following in (1):

- Bold texts

- Enlarge texts
You can do the following in (2):
- Change Texts size
- Bold texts
Accessibility #3: VoiceOver

VoiceOver is an option that speaks any text you select:

Go to settings Click on Accessibility Click on VoiceOverTurn it on

Click OK on Important Message And explore!

VoiceOver uses gestures done by user:

- Tap once to select an item
- Double tap to activate selected item
- Swipe three fingers to scroll

You can control the speaking rate, what voice it has, the pitch and use of
pitch change. You can add commands, activities, actions, for it to speak
notifications. There are also options for those with hard of hearing and
vision impaired.
Accessibility #4: Guided Access

Guided Access is a great tool to use for kids, those with special needs, and
others, it allows for restricted use of certain features.

Go to settings Click on Accessibility Click on Guided Access Turn it on

Capabilities:
- Set passcodes to undo
- Add time limits

While on the app you wish to restrict use of, you triple-click the home
button and draw out where you wish not to be messed with. Great example
of this is handing a kid a video to watch and drawing around the time bar so
the child does not interrupt.
 The iPad allows for a portable and personable…

It lets students practices skills >

Like typing, navigation, and responsibility. >

Apple does wonders on providing accessible technology >

I hope this PowerPoint introduced some new ways to use an iPad’s accessibility! >

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