Group items tagged

Google Doc site created by Mike Smart of District 287: "This webpage aims to show you 30+ technology tips that can help you teach and work more effectively."

Extensions that can help users with special needs enjoy the web. These tools convert text to speech, enhance colors, and enlarge text and other parts of pages.

Chrome Toolbox is a collaborative space that was created to highlight the many free Chrome Apps and Extensions made by developers which serve the accessibility needs of individuals with disabilities. The Chrome AT Toolbox is a searchable resource that allows individuals to find Chrome Apps and Extensions by Task, Profile, or Keyword. The site also provides a forum for Chrome users.

This website is a collection of add ons to the Google Chrome browser that make it more accessible for people with disabilities. If internet browsers are more accessible from a browser perspective it will be easier for a person to move from job to job because there are different add ons that they can have that will allow them to access the internet or other online options.

A review of freeware assistive technology aids for Windows computers. A free add-on for Microsoft Word (Office versions '97 through 2010,) WordTalk provides text-to-speech reading services. The info on this site is great. It highlights the freeware, gives a explanation of what it is and where to get it.