ALT options of read and write check off the predict from page option
ALT Tip #9: Choose Accessible Fonts.
ALT Simple text is much easier to recognize and read than complex fonts.
ALT For example, cursive or script fonts are more difficult to recognize.
ALT Use complex fonts sparingly and do not use them for long sections of text.
ALT implementing inclusive practices
ALT Teenaged boy with short black hair standing in front of a red background wearing a purple SpongeBob SquarePants hoodie and smirking at the camera. His quote reads, "AT helped me a lot in school. I've improved a lot throughout the school years. It helped me read and write and made things a lot easier. I'm thankful that I had the opportunity to learn and grow as an AT Ambassador. I'm thankful that I had this program in my life.
ALT Top image: Student gives thumbs down over an image of a paper math assignment. Bottom image: Desmos calculator screen shown on an Accent 800 communication device. A thumbs up emoji is next to the device. Text reads "Even though math is hard, I use my AAC Device with Desmos to struggle through it. AT means math is possible for me."
ALT Two photos. Left: AT Ambassador Dom with Mollie, standing in front of an office door making silly yet happy faces. Right: AT Ambassador Zak with Mollie in front of a white wall smiling at the camera.
ALT Logo for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.
ALT Improving Accessibility through Leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs)
ALT Two teens, seven adults, a toddler and a bulldog smile at the camera.
ALT Mollie Kropp standing in an office, smiling, wearing a pink sweatshirt that says, “ accessibility is everyone’s responsibility. - Luis Perez”