Assistive Technology (AT)
Your device has assistive technology!
Assistive Technology (AT) is all around us. We are already using it in our daily lives without knowing it. Some of it is installed on your personal and work devices, and you simply need to turn it on to make it work for you.
The following are quick examples you can try:
Software Accessibility Features*
Many companies have begun to incorporate accessibility into the design of their software. In many cases, you can use the accessibility features in their products. Want to know the accessibility features for your specific software? Do a search for "[software] accessibility features" to see if they have any information.
* Disclaimer: Not all products and services listed here have been reviewed for accessibility compliance or supported by Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. This list is provided as a convenience for people with disabilities already using these products and services with external partners to the university. Always use caution when considering procuring IT products and services, especially when they are provided free of charge. Customer and technical support may be limited or non-existent.
Free Assistive Technology
All operating systems now have native screen readers, however, some screen readers may provide additional services the native screen readers do not. Learn how to use a screen reader.