This document provides an accessibility scavenger hunt to explore features on the iPad that can help users with disabilities. It highlights text-to-speech, voice control, screen magnification, color inversion, and other tools available in the Accessibility settings. Scanning QR codes leads to videos demonstrating features like VoiceOver that reads everything on screen and guided access to focus on one app.

1. Accessibility Scavenger Hunt
Explore the stations to learn
about the accessibility features
of the iPad.
You may want to use a QR
Code Reader app such as:
Inigma Scan
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2. Speak Selection -
Built in Text to Speech
Settings>General>Accessibility
Scroll down
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3. Speak Selection -
Built in Text to Speech
Settings>General>Accessibility
Scroll down
To use Speak Selection, go to an email or webpage with text.
Long-Click (press and hold) on the text, then choose Speak.
Scan to watch a video on
Speak Selection.
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4. Google Search App
• Use
the
voice
search
(microphone
icon)
to
conduct
a
Google
search.
Combine
with
“Speak
Selec/on”
so
students
can
have
the
search
results
read
aloud
to
them.
• Note:
iPad
3
has
the
microphone
icon
(Siri)
in
the
keyboard
for
Speech
to
Text
in
any
applicaGon.
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5. Voice Over -
Reads aloud Everything
Settings>General>Accessibility
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6. Voice Over
Settings > General > Accessibility >
Voice Over
In Voice Over, your iPad works differently:
Tap an item or app (once) - it’s description will be
read aloud.
Then Double Tap to select the item or app.
Three fingers to scroll up or down.
Scan to watch a video on
using Voice Over:
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7. Invert Colours
Settings > General > Accessibility >
White on Black (Black on White)
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8. Zoom
Settings > General > Accessibility >
Zoom > On
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9. Zoom
Settings > General > Accessibility >
Zoom > On
Once Zoom is on, double tap with
three fingers to zoom 200%.
Double Tap with three fingers to
Zoom out.
Three Finger drag to move around the
screen.
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10. Guided Access
Settings > General > Accessibility >
Guided Access
Allows you to ‘lock’ the iPad in one app and control
which features are available.
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11. Guided Access
Settings > General > Accessibility >
Guided Access
Once guided access is turned on, go to the app where you want to use it.
Triple Click the home button.
Optional: Circle areas of the screen you want to To Disable: Triple Click the home
disable. button. Enter the passcode. Click end.
Press Start. You be prompted to set a passcode.
Scan to watch a video on
Guided Access.
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12. Speech to Text
Siri - Available in iPad 3, iPhone 4S
+ and iPad Mini
Siri Dictation Key
When Siri is on, you will see the dictation
microphone key on the keyboard in any
application.
Press then Talk. Siri will convert
your speech to text.
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