iPads as Instructional ToolsBy: Carmen Willings
teachingvisuallyimpaired.com Updated May 27, 2024 Incorporating iPads into instruction for students with visual impairments can enhance their learning experiences and provide access to a wide range of educational resources. Here are some effective ways to utilize iPads as instructional tools:
By integrating iPads into instruction, Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TVIs) can empower students to access educational content, develop important skills, and participate more fully in the learning process. iPads offer a versatile and accessible platform for supporting students' diverse needs. ![]() Guided Access
A great feature I take advantage of when working with students, particularly those with multiple disabilities, is the Guided Access feature. Using Guided access allows the student to interact with an app without accidentally clicking on an ad or switching to another app. I put together this handout that will walk you through the steps of using Guided Access. |
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