Technology in Classroom Crossword

Hardware and software that is designed or can be used to support the needs of exceptional students.
Assistive device, a keyboard that can be configured to an individual student's needs
Assistive device that offers a large surface area and large keys than a standard keyboard for supporting students who lack fine motor skills.
Books and documents that have already been converted into or written for an electronic format.
Can assist students who can understand material at their grade level when they hear it but have difficulty with decoding and comprehending when they read it.
The process of building bridges from prior knowledge as a baseline and moving students beyond that point.
Assistive devices that support students with very poor vision or ones who become fatigued from screen magnification.
An assistive device on a keyboard that allows students to press keys sequentially to execute functions that typically require pressing keys simultaneously.
A display that responds to human touch
Programs that can make an educated guess about the word a student is typing based on the first few letters.
An approach for gifted students that recognizes and targets instruction to the varying abilities found in the same classroom.
Low-tech assistive devices that are acrylic or metal covers with holes for each key that is placed on a keyboard.
Assistive device that can magnify a display supporting students with limited vision.