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Free Accessibility Features on the iPad Course on Udemy

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At bridgingapps.org we have been putting on a number of iPad and Accessibility related courses for both our TCEA certification and general training. Accessibility Features of the iPad is a presentation that I do that receives a lot of great feedback so I want to find a way to put it completely online and make it interactive. For this project I chose to use Udemy. I have taken a number of courses on their system and like how it works. The course is free. Please let me know your thoughts and what works and dones it.

Link to: Accessibility Features on the iPad and iPhone on Udemy Course

Link to: Accessibility Features on the iPad and iPhone on iPads4SpecialNeedsbook.com

Course Details

This course will cover the all of the iOS accessibility features up to iOS 6 for both the iPhone and iPad. The course with go in depth into 3 key accessibility features:

1. VoiceOver

2. AssistiveTouch

3. Guided Access

The in depth videos include setup, the feature in action and usage scenarios. There is a resource list at the end for further information.

Category: Education
Tags: ios accessibility, guide access, assistivetouch, voiceover, ipad, iphone, education

What’s in the course?

Over 39 lectures and 1.5 hrs of content!
Participants will understand all of the accessibility features of Apple iOS up to version 6
Participants will understand the various features for Vision, Hearing and Physical Impairment
Participants will understand VoiceOver, AssistiveTouch and Guided Access features in depth.

Course requirements:

Basic understand of how an iPhone and iPad work

Who Should Attend?

For Anyone who is interested in accessibility features of Apple iOS

3 thoughts on “Free Accessibility Features on the iPad Course on Udemy

    1. Go to Insignio App Tool at the top of this page. Insignio is our custom-built app search tool where you can search for apps relating to specific skills in a special needs context. All of the app reviews are conducted by special education teachers, speech therapists and occupational therapists. You can read app reviews, including pricing for apps in real time. You can also read a variety of lists that have been published under Insignio App Tool Lists/List Search.

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