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michael dardol
Format documents with -friendly
Enable text customization for improved readability. Adjust font styles, sizes, and spacing to accommodate , dysorthography, and dyspraxia. Modify documents and apply formatting for better text clarity.
American Printing House for the Blind
Accessible math practice for everyone.
The app offers math drills and practice for students of all abilities. It is self-voicing and accessible with VoiceOver, and includes a low vision mode for added contrast.
Exceptionull Games LLC
Guess words by adding dots
Guess words by combining dots. Adjust difficulty levels and track progress. Compatible with screen readers and multiple input methods. Includes accessibility features for visually impaired players.
Adam Croser
Calculate, edit, and track equations
Perform complex calculations with functions and formula support. Use speech to input and receive answers, with full VoiceOver compatibility. Adjust button size and color for better visibility. Access high contrast mode for improved readability.
Blub Blub Inc.
Practice sounds, build vocabulary, speak clearly
Teaches children to pronounce sounds and words through interactive games. Includes voice-controlled activities for practice. Offers customizable exercises for different age groups. Tracks progress with visual feedback.
Ethervision
Braille word processor for education.
The app handles Unified English Braille, Grade 1, and Grade 2 Braille. Users can load, edit, save, email, and print files.
Organic Software LLC
Study any topic in 1-2 minutes
Study any topic with flashcards and quizzes. Practice memorization through short, focused sessions. Track progress and review material for retention. Share notes and access a variety of subjects like Spanish and programming.
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