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    Top Ten UDL Features for the MacBook

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    Top Ten Tips for Universal Design for Learning (UDL) on the MacBook


    Apple Accessibility Guide can be found:
    • In the L4L folder on the Mac Dock or at
    • Apple Accessibility Guide

    NOTE:The Speech and Universal Access features were designed for use by individuals with disabilities, but can be used by anyone, including you!

    TOPICS:

    1. Built-in Camera
    2. Control Panel (WIN)
    3. Date and Time
    4. Graphics
    5. Hearing
    6. Keyboard
    7. Mouse and Track Pad
    8. Speech
    9. Visual Impairments
    10. Zoom Feature
    See Also:
    1. Universal Design Toolkit Wiki
    2. Differentiated Instruction and Learning Styles

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