Apple includes assistive technology in its operating systems as standard features. The accessibility features can be found in most iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Mac OS X devices.
Some of the features include screen magnification and VoiceOver, a screen-access technology, for the blind and visually impaired. To assist those with cognitive and learning disabilities, every Mac includes an alternative, simplified user interface that rewards exploration and learning. And, for those who find it difficult to use a mouse, every Mac computer includes Mouse Keys, Slow Keys, and Sticky Keys, which adapt the computer to the user’s needs and capabilities.
Mac & iOS Accessibility Resources
- Mac OS X Accessibility opens a new window
- Mac OS Accessibility Shortcuts opens a new window
- Mac OS X Keyboard Shortcuts opens a new window
- iPad/iPhone Accessibility Features opens a new window
Apple Accessibility Videos on YouTube
How can I learn more about Mac OS & iOS Accessibility?
If you would like to learn more about how to set up Mac OS & iOS accessibility features, please contact the ATI Main Office, [email protected].