Instruction focuses on helping students navigate computer systems, use assistive technology tools, and access digital materials efficiently. Students learn how to operate screen readers, understand keyboard commands, and interact with software and applications independently. These skills are essential for academic success and prepare students for future educational and career environments.​ ​Developing strong computer access skills promotes independence, productivity, and full participation in digital learning environments.

Screen Magnification & Screen Readers

Helping students access digital content using assistive technology. 

Screen Reader Instruction

Teaching students how to use screen reader software effectively. 

Responsible and Effective Screen Reader Use

Supporting appropriate use of assistive technology in shared environments. 
Computer access skills empower students to independently navigate digital environments and access information efficiently. Through systematic instruction and meaningful practice, students develop the skills needed to use assistive technology confidently across academic and real-world settings.

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