Category: Android

Quizizz: A Flashcard and Virtual Learning Platform

Posted on April 24, 2025 by In Android, iOS, Learning, Mac, Math, PC, Study
Teacher among school kids using computers in class
Studying with flashcards has always been an effective way of preparing for tests. And now that this approach to learning has been “virtualized”, students with different learning styles can be more easily accommodated. Not only that, but many of these apps offer extensive libraries of user-created quizzes that can be accessed for free. Quizizz is…

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Learning Ally: Audiobooks for Students 

Posted on April 17, 2025 by In Android, iOS, Mac, PC, Productivity, Reading, Study, Uncategorized
Kid with tablet computer sitting at table with books notebooks
For students with dyslexia or other print disabilities, reading books and textbooks in the classroom can present a big barrier to their progress. However, audiobooks and other audio-based tools are a good way to mitigate these issues. Enter Learning Ally. This app/service was designed to offset print-based barriers by providing struggling readers with an alternative…

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Cephable – An Accessible Control App

Posted on January 30, 2025 by In Adaptive Technology, Android, iOS, Mac, PC, Productivity
A young woman sitting in her wheelchair in front of her laptop.
Typically, when we review higher-tech software, the biggest barrier we see for potential consumers is the high cost of purchase. Of course, many of these apps (such as the previously mentioned Dragon Dictation) offer life-changing features that ultimately make the purchase worth it for persons with disabilities. Sometimes however, we are introduced to an app…

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