A summary page provides an organized collection of links to Paths to Technology posts focused on a specific topic. These pages make it easy for users to quickly access all available information on trending topics. Each summary page is regularly updated whenever a new post is published on the subject.
Learn how students with low vision or blindness can fully participate in coding activities. These coding-related posts including unplugged activities, accessible coding apps, coding concepts, robots, programming languages, and more!
Need help getting started with introducing young students to accessible digital math skills? Learn about math-related tech skills, transitioning from manipulatives and tactile materials to digital math, accessible math apps and more!
SAS Graphics Accelerator is a free Chrome extension that enables blind and low vision users to access digital charts, graphs and maps. Learn more about how to create and use these non-visual digital graphics!
Educators are always searching for ways to make lessons fresh and exciting! Using seasonal-themed activities provides creative learning opportunities that engage students. Quickly find seasonal activities with this list of posts organized by themes and seasons.
Sonification is the use of non-speech audio to convey information or to perceptualize data. Learn how cutting-edge sonification is used to make math, science, coding, O&M and other subjects accessible.
Resources for accessible digital math: How to create digital assignments, how to complete assignments with a screen reader, accessible math apps, lessons and more!
Learn how to create accessible educational materials for blind and low vision students, including documents, slide presentations, video lectures and digital math materials. Learn how to include accessibility features such as alt text descriptions, reading order, accessibility checkers, high contrast and more!
