Thank you for joining today’s class on iPad Accessibility Settings. We explored how to personalize your iPad to better match your vision, hearing, and touch preferences—whether you have a disability or just want to make your device more comfortable and efficient to use.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps

Finding Accessibility Settings

Open the Settings app, scroll down on the left side, and select Accessibility. This is your gateway to features that improve visibility, audio clarity, touch control, and more.

Enhance Text and Visuals

Under Display & Text Size, you can enlarge text, enable bold fonts, and apply helpful filters like color adjustments or reduced white point for easier reading.

VoiceOver for Screen Reading

VoiceOver reads your screen aloud and is available on all Apple devices. You can activate it through Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver, and customize voice, speed, language, and even Braille output.

Use Zoom for Magnification

The Zoom feature turns your screen into a magnifier—helpful for enlarging small items like photos or text. Find it under Vision settings.

Support for Hearing and Touch

Hearing aid compatibility and audio adjustments are available under Hearing Devices and Audio/Visual. You can also tweak touch sensitivity and use shortcuts like triple-clicking the Home button to open Accessibility tools quickly.

Try making one change at a time to see what works best for you. Take your time exploring—your iPad has plenty of tools to make your experience smoother and more enjoyable.