A Chromebook is a laptop that runs Google's Chrome OS operating system. Accessibility Features (i.e. text to speech, magnifier, keyboard options) are already embedded

• Turn on Chromebook accessibility features

• Use Chromebook touch screen accessibility features

• Zoom in or magnify your Chromebook screen

• Use the built-in screen reader

• Use a braille device with your Chromebook

• Use the on-screen keyboard

• Use your Chromebook keyboard

• Videos: Chrome & Chrome OS Accessibility

Google Chrome is a popular Web browser available for a lot of different operating systems, including both MacOS and Windows.

• Change text, image, and video sizes (zoom)

• Chrome keyboard shortcuts

• Get image descriptions on Chrome

• Use a text cursor to navigate & select text

• Highlight part of page you’re focused on

• Use tab groups with your keyboard

• Use Live Caption in Chrome

• Use Chrome Actions to quickly complete tasks

The iPad is a touchscreen tablet PC that runs on Apple's iOS mobile operating system. Extensive accessibility Features are embedded

Who has access to iPads: students who have it written into their IEP. All K-2 classrooms have 5 iPads at a minimum. All schools have at least one iPad cart available to checkout.

• iPad accessibility features

• Use Gmail with a screen reader

• Gmail themes (Steps to enable a high contrast theme)