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This is an image of a magnifying glass used for reading. This could be used for those who have trouble reading fine print.

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I chose to focus on the AT of literature with reading and writing and spelling. I think this side of AT has a lot to offer for those who struggles with these things or just want these devices to make their lives easier. These forms of AT help make school and every day life more inclusive for everyone so that they can learn the same content as others, just in a different way that works better for them.

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This video is about Mason, a first grader, who is trying out AT and is partially blind. He uses a Mountbatten for writing activities and you can see this in action. This would be good for teachers and parents to see how this works, if they wanted to buy the same thing for themselves or their students or children who have a difficult time writing. It repeats back to you what you type and you can read it through braille as well.

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Assistive Technology in Action - Meet Mason

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This YouTuber makes reviews on AT. This review is for the read&write app that gives text to speech to those who need it. This could be nice for those who want to make sure the app works well first before using it and finding the best available AT for text to speech when it comes to reading.

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Read&Write Text-to-Speech Software Review | DYSboxing Assistive Tech Reviews Eps 7

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This is a writing resource for people who have difficulty writing for different reasons. This makes writing on paper more accessible for those who cannot. The bottom is shaped like a computer mouse which gives a better and easier grip.

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This is an image of a reading pen which could be used by someone who is blind of who has dyslexia, or even just a difficult time interpreting text. You scan the text and it reads whatever is on the page directly to you.

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This JAWS screen reader would be used by someone who is blind or has trouble seeing. It provides text to speech and braille, while being able to search the internet for anything you need to look up, without the use of a mouse. It does cost a good amount of money, around 900-1,000 dollars.

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JAWS, Job Access With Speech, is the world's most popular screen reader, developed for computer users whose vision loss prevents them from seeing screen content or navigating with a mouse. JAWS provides speech and Braille output for the most popular computer applications on your PC.

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This app is awesome for those in need of AT that have trouble simplifying English and are unable to read texts that are out of their level. This app would be very useful for someone who struggles with reading in general because it simplifies words, making reading easier for anyone who needs help with that. It is a free website, where you can copy and paste any writing into or type any writing into to better understand what is being said.

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This website is also great because it gives more options for different AT in the classroom when it comes to reading and literacy. I chose this website because it has reviews and prices under all of the AT and a "visit now" button to go straight to the platform of the said AT.

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Best Assistive Technology for Reading in the Classroom | Common Sense Education

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Give kids with reading difficulties a boost. Explore this Best Assistive Technology for Reading in the Classroom Top Picks list of 14 tools curated by Common Sense Education editors to find relevant and engaging edtech solutions for your classroom.

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this website is related to literacy in AT because it gives plenty of suggestions of different forms of assistive technology for those who struggle with reading, writing, hearing, and seeing. It even provides links for the devices that help.

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Learn about assistive technology tools — from audiobooks to variable-speed tape recorders — that help students with reading.