Alternative input and output devices are things such as:
expanded keyboards, mini keyboards, one-handed keyboards, speech recognition,
screen magnification, refreshable Braille, and Braille embossers. All of these
items make computers more accessible for students with vision impairments and
blindness. For example, screen magnification allows the screen text and images
to be enlarged for a student to see the material better. A mini-keyboard allows
students with motor impairments and limited movement to utilize the keyboard
without having to move their fingers or hands a lot. Be sure to have training
on how these devices allow your students to successfully complete the work you
are giving.
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