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Tech for All: How well do you know assistive tools in education

Try this quiz to see how much you understand about assistive tech, ICT tools, and inclusive learning, and maybe learn something new along the way!

Made by @VUB

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1: What does "AT" stand for in the context of special education?

20s

Advanced Tools

Assistive Technology

Adaptive Teaching

2: Which technology do you think is most beneficial for students with autism?

20s

Virtual Reality (VR)

Text-to-speech

Visual schedules

Eye-tracking

3: Select all the examples of assistive technology

20s

Wheelchair

Screen reader

Noise-canceling headphones

Pencil grip

4: Arrange the following steps in the correct order for setting up a communication device for a nonverbal student

20s

Assess the student’s communication needs and abilities.
Customize the device with the student’s frequently used words and symbols.
Train the student and caregivers on how to use the device.
Introduce the device in daily activities and monitor progress.

5: Describe one way technology can support students with dyslexia.

20s

Example: Digital highlighters or colored overlays can reduce visual stress while reading.

Example: Speech-to-text tools allow students to dictate their ideas instead of writing.

6: What percentage of the world’s population do you think could benefit from assistive technology (e.g., screen readers, communication devices, mobility aids, or learning tools)?

20s

All numbers between 1 and 33 are correct, where numbers between 0 and 100 can be selected.

7: Slide

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Tech for All: How well do you know assistive tools in education

What does "AT" stand for in the context of special education?

1: What does "AT" stand for in the context of special education?

Advanced Tools

Assistive Technology

Adaptive Teaching

Which technology do you think is most beneficial for students with autism?

2: Which technology do you think is most beneficial for students with autism?

Virtual Reality (VR)

Text-to-speech

Visual schedules

Eye-tracking

Select all the examples of assistive technology

3: Select all the examples of assistive technology

Wheelchair

Screen reader

Noise-canceling headphones

Pencil grip

Arrange the following steps in the correct order for setting up a communication device for a nonverbal student

4: Arrange the following steps in the correct order for setting up a communication device for a nonverbal student

Assess the student’s communication needs and abilities.

Customize the device with the student’s frequently used words and symbols.

Train the student and caregivers on how to use the device.

Introduce the device in daily activities and monitor progress.

Describe one way technology can support students with dyslexia.

5: Describe one way technology can support students with dyslexia.

Example: Digital highlighters or colored overlays can reduce visual stress while reading.

Example: Digital highlighters or colored overlays can reduce visual stress while reading.

Example: Speech-to-text tools allow students to dictate their ideas instead of writing.

What percentage of the world’s population do you think could benefit from assistive technology (e.g., screen readers, communication devices, mobility aids, or learning tools)?

6: What percentage of the world’s population do you think could benefit from assistive technology (e.g., screen readers, communication devices, mobility aids, or learning tools)?

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7: Slide