Apple Accessibility by University of Delaware (Zoom – June 23, 2026)
Given the range of learning styles and abilities of students today, educators need technology and resources to accommodate and personalize learning.
Apple builds accessibility features into every product, so everyone can use them in ways that work best for them.
Join us to discover how Apple allows all students and teachers to explore, communicate and create.
EVENT DETAILS
Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 12–1:30 p.m.
Register for this free virtual event at cds.udel.edu/apple or click the button below.
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The 20+ Best Apps for People With Hearing Loss in 2026
iOS and Android apps turn your smartphone into a powerful tool for better hearing and communication.
Whether you’re looking to transcribe speech in real time, amplify sounds, or get started with American or British Sign Language (ASL or BSL), there is almost sure to be an app solution that meets your needs. For this review, we looked at apps that not only enhance communication for those with hearing loss, but also foster greater independence and inclusion. Discover which app can best transform your everyday interactions and help you engage more fully with the world around you.
DAD Note: This is not a complete listing and is meant to give us an idea of what enhances overall accessibility.