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Equatio Maths Quick Tutorial in 12 Minutes.

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Equatio helps students with dyslexia and those with difficulty writing math equations.

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Your school or college has recently started using Equatio. You can recognize it by it's blue diamond icon.

With access to a whole host of math and STEM tools, you'll want to get started with Equatio quickly. You can install Equatio on your preferred platform below.

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Share these resources with your students so they can understand how to use Equatio in different ways and what it can do for them.

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Read&Write Extension for Access - Intro Videa

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Read&Write Extension for Access - Intro Videa

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Read&Write Extension for Access - Intro Videa

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Read&Write Extension for Access - Intro Videa

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Video tutorials in English and Spanish

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"How To"/ Tutoriales de plataformas online (Spanish & English)

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Spanish: Debido a la crisis de COVID-19, el 95% de las escuelas cerraron sus puertas y los estudiantes tuvieron que hacer la transición al aprendizaje a dist...

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Learning Continuity Plan and COVID Community Report

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Useful tool to translate just about anything! Free with LAUSD email.

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Create a more inclusive classroom for both students and parents with live translation and captions

ABOUT

What is Translator for Education?

The Translator for Education site provides free resources, tools, and how-to guides for live captioning and translation in the classroom. Schools are increasingly diverse. Teachers manage many types of learners, including students who are deaf or hard of hearing (DHH) who require assistive technology, and language learners (and their parents) who may not speak or understand the language of the classroom well. Microsoft Translator helps bridge these communication gaps, supporting accessible classroom learning with live captioning, cross-language understanding, and even multilingual casual conversations to help with student integration.

FOR PARENTS

Parent Resources

Learn about the Translator app's conversation feature and how you can have live, translated parent-teacher conferences in your chosen language.
PARENT RESOURCES PAGE

FOR STUDENTS

Student Resources

Use the Translator app in school, on campus, for study groups, and other situations where captions and translations are needed. Share the app with friends to start a live conversation and break communication barriers.
STUDENT RESOURCES PAGE

SEE IT IN ACTION

Case Studies

Read how Translator can help students pass their final exams, break language barriers during parent-teacher conferences, and create inclusive environments for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
CASE STUDIES PAGE

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Microsoft Translator for Education - Microsoft Translator

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Microsoft Translator for Education tools creates a more inclusive classroom for both students and parents with live translation and captions.

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Speech to Text Chrome Browser Quick Guide

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Speech to Text Chrome Browser Quick Guide

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Learn to use the speech to text feature on Google Docs on the Chrome browser.

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If your child has dyslexia, or you suspect dyslexia, this page has links to helpful resources for LAUSD parents, teachers and staff.

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Division of Access, Equity and Acceleration / LAUSD Dyslexia

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University of Florida Literacy Institute Virtual Teaching Hub

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Math & Reading Guides for Parents to Support their Children in Grades K-12

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Math & Reading Guides for Parents to Support their Children in Grades K-12

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The Parents' Guides to Student Success were developed by teachers, parents and education experts in response to the Common Core State Standards that more than 45 states have adopted.

Created for grades K-8 and high school English, language arts/literacy and mathematics, the guides provide clear, consistent expectations for what students should be learning at each grade in order to be prepared for college and career.

Overview Guide

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Parents' Guides to Student Success - Family Resources | National PTA

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The guides, developed by teachers, parents and education experts and created for grades K-8 and high school English, language arts/literacy and mathematics, provide clear, consistent expectations for what students should be learning at each grade in order to be prepared for college and career.

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Fantastic tools (lots of great videos) on Digital Citizenship and staying safe on the Internet.

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Resources for Engaging Parents and Families | Common Sense Education

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Valuable tips, advice, and recommendations for families on issues related to kids’ digital lives.

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Interactive lessons on Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety for students and resources for parents.

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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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Since 1998, NCMEC has operated the CyberTipline, a place where the public and electronic service providers can report suspected online and offline child sexual exploitation. The millions of reports made each year uniquely situate NCMEC to identify trends and create prevention resources to address the evolving needs of kids and teens online.

NetSmartz is NCMEC's online safety education program. It provides age-appropriate videos and activities to help teach children be safer online with the goal of helping children to become more aware of potential online risks and empowering them to help prevent victimization by making safer choices on- and offline.

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Since 1998, NCMEC has operated the CyberTipline, a place where the public and electronic service providers can report suspected online and offline child sexual exploitation. The millions of reports made each year uniquely situate NCMEC to identify trends and create prevention resources to address the evolving needs of kids and teens online.

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Connect Safely with Tech Resources for Families

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Connect Safely with Tech Resources for Families

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We believe in media that inspires and entertains families of all kinds. In technology that protects privacy and supports communities. In learning tools that prepare students and teachers for success in a connected world. Discover how we're working to make the digital world better for kids and families.

Discover our media ratings and reviews at Common Sense Media

Find our curriculum and classroom resources at Common Sense Education

See our most recent researchon the impact of media on kids

Explore our advocacy efforts around digital equity and tech accountability

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Common Sense is the nation's leading nonprofit organization working to make the digital world healthier, safer, accessible, and engaging for kids and families.

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Digital Citizenship Videos for Students: Lessons in Action

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Digital Citizenship Videos for Students: Lessons in Action

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Lessons for students on staying safe on the Internet and on keeping a clean digital footprint.

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Teaching Digital Citizenship: Digital Media and Your Brain | Common Sense Education

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How does digital media try to hook you, and what can you do about it? Watch a digital citizenship lesson in action! See how Shane Wells, eighth grade social studies and AVID teacher at Mira Loma Middle School in California's Jurupa Unified School District, teaches the "Digital Media and Your Brain" lesson from Common Sense Education.

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Learn to use the built in speech to text on your iPad or iPhone device.

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Import documents or take pictures to have them read aloud. Use in conjunction with Microsoft OneNote or Word. Free with LAUSD student email. To see an introduction visit: https://www.onenote.com/learningtools

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Take a photo of anything with text-signs, business cards, worksheets- and have it read to you. Import the picture into Immersive Reader and have it read aloud, with tracking, annotation and many other features. Free app for iOS. To see an introduction visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=55&v=JT7aSnZuK6o&feature=emb_logo

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Learn to use built in speech to text on your Mac computer.

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For students who have difficulty formatting math problems with pencil & paper. Free iOS app.

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SETC Special Education Technology Center

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Download a printable flyer with various options for free or low cost internet connectivity for home.

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Bookshare provides access to electronic literature books and textbooks.They have an extensive library and is the primary access for textbooks. Requires a text reader app or accessible online on the website. Requires account set up by AT Assessor or school contact. Available for students with qualifying print disability.

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This project is supported by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (Award Number H327D220002). Opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the position of the U.S. Department of Education.

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Get help with graphing equations, solving algebra problems and more. Free with LAUSD email.

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Microsoft Math Solver: Draw, Scan, Solve, and Learn!

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A large library of digital books ready by real human voices. Available for students with qualifying print disability. Requires account setup by AT Assessor. For more information visit: https://learningally.org/

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An excellent tool to take notes, create files for each class and organize your materials for school. Free with an LAUSD email. For more information visit: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/products/onenote

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Get step by step guidance solving math equations.

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Great basic troubleshooting for devices and Zoom meetings.