Using Display Accommodations in the Classroom ☆ A Quick Conversation with Sophie Lamb

Join me for my conversation with Sophie Lamb as we explore the benefits of iPad's accessibility features for enhancing classroom inclusivity. In this video we discuss how Colour Overlays and Bold Type settings can significantly improve the educational experience for students with specific needs, such as dyslexia and visual stress.
Sophie shares her experiences with these features, both from a personal perspective as someone who manages dyslexia, and as a teacher who implements these tools in her teaching. The discussion includes practical advice on how to activate these features and integrate them into daily classroom activities without singling out students who use them.
This video is perfect for educators looking to better understand how to use technology to support diverse learning needs and create a more accessible learning environment. Whether you're familiar with iPad settings or new to educational technology, you'll find valuable insights on making learning more accessible and inclusive.
Join the discussion of this feature over on the Apple Education Community here: [LINK TO FOLLOW]

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