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iPad provides many accessibility features and settings to support your vision, mobility, hearing, speech, and cognitive needs.

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Choose modes for Spoken Content Speak Selection: Select what you want spoken. Speak Screen: Have iPad read everything onscreen. Speech Controller: Quickly access Speak Screen and Speak on Touch when Speak Screen is on. Highlight Content: Move a cursor over words or sentences as you listen.

The iOS Accessibility Settings Menu: Options for Users with Low Vision Open the Settings menu by selecting the Settings icon on your device's Home screen. Select General. Select Accessibility. At the very top of the Accessibility Settings pane you will find the Vision heading, and the first option is VoiceOver.

iPhone provides many accessibility features and settings to support your vision, mobility, hearing, speech, and cognitive needs.

Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Audio Descriptions, then turn on Prefer Audio Descriptions. Even if VoiceOver is turned off, you can have iPad speak selected text or the entire screen. iPad can also provide feedback and speak text corrections and suggestions as you type.

iPad has accessibility features that you can turn on the first time you turn on your iPad, to make it easier to set up and personalize other iPad features.

Set up Accessibility Shortcut: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut, then select the features you use the most. Slow down the double-click or triple-click speed: Go to Settings > Accessibility, then tap Home Button or Top Button (depending on your iPad model).