ASSISTIVE


TECHNOLOGY Windows 10 empowers students with accessible technology that enables personalised learning.


LEARNING & LITERACY


Learning and literacy involves more than just reading and writing, and it rarely takes place in isolation. Windows has assistive technologies and tools that can help users learn more effectively, engage and collaborate with others, and express themselves in ways that matter and work for them. Since there is no single best way to set up a computer, Windows provides multiple ways to adjust settings to accommodate the widest variety of users and their needs. By understanding and leveraging the tools and features available in and for Windows, users can focus on comprehension, assessment, and collaboration rather than focusing on the mechanics of interpreting or presenting information. These features will help users process and present information in ways that are easiest and most efficient for them based on their learning needs.


VISION


Windows includes numerous features and options for students who have difficulty seeing the screen, or for students who are blind and need to use the computer without a display. Users will be able to customise their systems and displays through the Windows 10 Settings.


SPEECH


Windows assistive technology can help people with speech impairments communicate more effectively. Users can leverage the functionality of visual presentation tools to address groups of people, and messaging tools can improve communication through different text-to-speech mechanisms.


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