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Rectangular onscreen keyboard with large Qwerty layout and function buttons across the top.

KeyboardX

A free, open-source multi-purpose on-screen keyboard. It was designed with the needs of handicapped persons in mind. 

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Voice Dream Reader

Uses text-to-speech (TTS) to read digital articles, documents, and books out loud.

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Voice Dream Mail

Voice-output app that allows users to listen to emails read out loud. The app is gesture-based and was designed to help users quickly sort through unread mail in their inboxes.

A white smartphone with an image of a black microphone inside a grid of small rectangles against a background of a blue circle with two lighter blue bands around it.

Voice Texting Pro

A speech recognition app for iOS devices that enables users to speak into the microphone and convert their speech into text and then directly send the message to an email program, SMS, WhatsApp, Twitter or Facebook.

Screenshot of word lookup function showing a window for a word at the top and various use options below.

French Talking Dictionary

A comprehensive French language dictionary that read text aloud without leaving the current application. It allows the reader to look up a word without knowing exactly how it is spelled.

Cutout photos of people dancing on a gray floor with a red brick wall behind them.

RadSounds (Cause/Effect and Music Player)

A switch friendly music program for special needs learners.

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Switch Software Bundle

An assortment of 15 early learning and special education interactive software created for switch use. Each program includes accessibility controls for switch use.

Laptop with display opened and showing a screenshot of a 10-letter word, control buttons below it, and two columns on the right with words in them.

Find a Word

A speech-enabled word game for Microsoft Windows.

Step by step example of producing an embossed braille image, starting with a picture of a hawk in the top left. In step 2 the color picture is a pixel outline of the hawk. The final step creates the embosser version.

QuickTac

A free program that produces braille graphics files.

Screenshot of a white, fuschia, and black-colored program interface with the words "Accessibyte Arcade." In the center, there is the word "Start" in classic arcade font.

Accessibyte Arcade

Collection of nine interactive and accessible computer games designed for students with learning disabilities, cognitive disabilities, or who are blind.

An animated sunset desert scene with a cartoon boy pointing to a cursive "a" in a box to the left of the screen.

Cursive - S (Various Editions)

Series of iOS apps to improve pre-reading and writing skills. Designed for use by parents or teachers working with children with developmental disabilities or autism.

Screenshot of a colorful iPad app displaying the letters "A," "B," "C," and "D." To the left, a cartoon illustration of a boy character points to the letters.

Alphabets Upper Case - Autism

A pre-reading tutorial iOS app designed for use by parents or teachers working with children with developmental disabilities or autism. This app allows a parent or teacher to teach a child to recognize uppercase letters.

Screenshot showing the main screen and the choice of five games, with three across the top and two across the bottom.

Animals From A To Z

A language tutorial program designed for use with children with communication or hearing disabilities that teaches how to read the names of over 80 animals, birds, and insects by playing five games.

A titled 3D image of a flashcard on an iPad screen showing a picture of an alligator and the word for it underneath it.

Articulate It! Pro

An articulation training app for use by speech and language therapists and parents working with children who have communication or speech disabilities, it is designed to help children practice the correct pronunciation of their English sounds.

Cover of the set featuring a smiling dog in the lower right holding three balloons with the names of the stories and a school bus in the background.

ASL Tales and Games for Kids

An American Sign Language (ASL) training program designed for use by children who are deaf or hard of hearing that includes the complete three-CD set of ASL Tales and Games for Kids. It features a series of stories that happen in the neighborhood of Paws, the signing dog.

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Slider

A portable video magnifier with a built LCD screen and battery power supply designed for use by individuals with low vision.

Drawing of a smiling orange cat and below it are block letters that spell out cat.

Bob Books Reading Magic #1

A reading, language, and vocabulary tutorial app designed for use by children with developmental or learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder or language disabilities.

Screenshot of a colorful drawing of a basement with several kids working with signs that have a word on them.

Build-a-Sentence

An interactive language program for children with special needs that is designed to strengthen the labeling of nouns, verbs, and objects, and the production of two- and three-part sentences.

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Cimo Spelling (Sight Words)

Reading and spelling tutorial app for children with language, developmental or learning disabilities or autism spectrum disorder. This app is an interactive game that teaches a combination of high frequency and 255 different "sight words."

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Clarity Symbols

A resource for teaching, communication, and literacy development that features more than 40,000 colorful symbols designed for children with communication disabilities to allow them to communicate easier with others.

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Computer Fingers

An educational game designed for use by children who are deaf or hard of hearing that enhances vocabulary and teaches fingerspelling and phonics skills.

Screenshot of a colorful drawing of a smiling fish in water-centered near the top of the image with blocked letters spelling the word fish below it.

First Words Animals

A pre-reading and spelling interactive game app for children with language, developmental or learning disabilities or autism spectrum disorder.

Screenshot of a colorful drawing of a witch on a broomstick walking up a hill to house with block letters spelling out the word witch across the top against an orange background.

First Words Halloween

A pre-reading and spelling interactive game app for children with language, developmental or learning disabilities or autism spectrum disorder.

Screenshot of a drawing of a pink bird in the lower-left corner with block letters spelling bird across top against a background of the sky with clouds.

First Words Professional

A pre-reading and spelling interactive game app designed for use by teachers and speech-language pathologists working with children with language, developmental or learning disabilities or autism spectrum disorder.

Drawing of two white geese with the numbers 1 and 2 on them in the lower left of a rectangular image with a blue background. On the right are two rows of two bowls each.

Following Directions (Various Versions)

Software designed to help students with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, and developmental disabilities listen more effectively, follow a teacher's directions, and more fully participate in an inclusionary classroom.