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

    See Also: Universal Design Toolkit Wiki


    Apple Accessibility Guide can be found:


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


    Icon for System Preferences

    SYSTEM PREFERENCES (Mac Dock)



    KEYBOARD: For users with motor impairments

    • Sticky Keys: For difficulties pressing more than one key at a time, e.g., Command & S keys to Save

    • Repeated keystrokes: For difficulties with initial or repeated keystrokes, slow the rate of repetition on the screen when a key is held down, or turn the repeat off completely.

    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


    Boston Public Schools Access Technology Center 5/4/08


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