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Accessibility Tools

Discover accessibility tools for inclusive learning

Foster a learning environment where all students and teachers feel included and have the tools and resources they need to succeed.
BENEFITS

Innovative tools for accessible learning

  • Help students improve reading comprehension, stay engaged, and build confidence while supporting individuals with learning differences and multilingual learners. Bolster inclusive teaching practices with text decoding capabilities and individual word or whole-text translation in more than 100 languages.
  • Improve communication between students, parents, administrators, and teachers who are linguistically diverse or who need adaptive vision or hearing supports with the Translator app. Translate learning activities and presentations in real time and bridge languages with the multidevice conversation feature.
  • Provide a range of ways to write and improve writing skills with speech-to-text capabilities. Dictation enables all students, including those with limited mobility, to use a computer microphone to dictate documents and presentations. Students can refine and review dictated text with advanced spelling and grammar checks and word suggestions.
  • Share information in a more accessible way with real-time live captions and subtitles that display your speech as text while you speak. Live captions are available in Microsoft Teams and PowerPoint and are compliant with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
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Why accessible learning matters

MICROSOFT 365

With Microsoft 365 Education, accessibility is built in

Create a learning environment where all students can fully participate with a range of innovative, engaging, and student-centered tools built right into Microsoft 365 Education.
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SCHOOL STORIES

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“To deploy just 20 devices back in the day with all the different management tools you needed to use, and the applications you had to install, was daunting. But with the same IT department, we rolled out 20,000 devices at a time with Microsoft 365, which is nothing short of a miracle.”

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“The Philippines is the call center capital of the world. Many of our students are currently working as call center agents answering calls from abroad. With Microsoft Reading Progress, students can develop themselves to be better English speakers so when they interview in these call centers, they have a better chance of being hired.”

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RESOURCES

Learn more about Microsoft accessibility tools for education

Browse resources like guides, templates, and trainings.
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For educators

Build a foundation for inclusive learning

Take this one-hour course and learn how to create an inclusive classroom considering the core accessibility principles.
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For educators

Get Dyslexia training, in partnership with Made By Dyslexia

Skill up your dyslexic thinking and build out your strategies tool kit with this free course highlighting how to spot, support, and empower every child with dyslexia.
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For educators

Explore the interactive guide to inclusive classroom digital learning tools

Help students read more effectively by utilizing Microsoft in-product digital learning tools for learners of all capabilities.
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For educators

Microsoft Educator programs

Become a Microsoft Educator expert with professional growth pathways designed to help educators and school leaders become proficient in Microsoft technologies.
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For everyone

Get accessible templates for Office

Find or create templates to deliver more accessible content for everyone.
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Meet Microsoft Education partners

Microsoft partners with some of the most innovative companies in the world, dedicated to creating inclusive tools to help students of all accessibility levels.
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Event

Reimagine Education

Gain insights on education equity, cybersecurity, and workforce readiness in the era of AI from global innovators who presented at the Reimagine Education 2024 virtual event.
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Blog

Teachers need accessible tech more than ever

Learn how the Microsoft Teacher Survey is informing technology advancements aimed at improving accessibility and inclusion in the classroom to support every student.
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Blog

Six Microsoft accessibility tools for your classroom

Learn about six accessibility tools for inclusive learning that you can use to create more equitable education experiences for all students.
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Dive into literacy resources for multilingual education

Unesco’s International Literacy Day connects learners and educators worldwide to bring attention to the fundamental human right: literacy for all. Learn about Microsoft tools to support your students.
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