K–12 and postsecondary

Assistive technology instruction that connects directly to learning

IReAdapt works with students, families, teachers, paraprofessionals, TVIs and school teams to build practical access to curriculum, communication and independent technology use.

Student-centered instruction

Training is individualized to the student’s technology, educational environment, access needs and goals. Services may be remote, in person or coordinated with the student’s existing team.

Windows and JAWS
Chromebook and ChromeVox
iPhone, iPad and VoiceOver
Google Drive, Docs and Slides
Microsoft Office
Web and learning-platform navigation
Braille displays and notetakers
Accessible math and educational technology
File management, email and communication
College and employment readiness

For school teams

Assistive technology consultation and evaluation
Training aligned with functional and educational goals
Progress documentation and team communication
Consultation with teachers and paraprofessionals
Accessibility problem-solving for instructional tools
Device, software and workflow recommendations
Remote services for districts outside Wisconsin

IReAdapt supplements—not replaces—the student’s established TVI, AT and special-education services.

Skills that support independence beyond one class

Access

Efficient screen-reader, magnification, Braille and keyboard techniques for the student’s actual devices and applications.

Productivity

Creating, finding, editing, sharing and submitting work independently through repeatable workflows.

Self-advocacy

Recognizing barriers, communicating access needs and developing strategies that transfer to college, employment and adult life.

Need services for a student or district?

Contact IReAdapt to discuss goals, scheduling, remote delivery and documentation requirements.

Discuss a student referral