iPad Accessibility

Features
iPad 6th generation iOS 12.3.1
By Kassidy Lafleche
 Accessibility
Settings>General>Accessibility
iPad Accessibility features are all located within
the Settings>General>Accessibility section of the
iPad as shown to the right.
 Vision Settings
The vision accessibility settings cover simply increasing the size of text on the
screen to reading that text to you.
 Increase Contrast # 1
Set Here
Improves readability
with increased color
contrast and texting
styling adjustments.
 Magnifier with Auto-Brightness # 2

Magnifier uses device

camera to magnify
what you see through
the camera's lens.
Tap the home button
3 times to activate.

Auto brightness helps

to contrast images
based on ambient
light.
 Display Accommodations # 3

Color Filters
Color filters
help to
differentiate
colors by
people who
are color
blind select
 Hearing Settings
The iPad supports hearing devices with the MFi standard. "Made For iOS."
These devices use Bluetooth. You can also turn on Mono Audio or adjust the
audio balance to the left or right.
 MFi Hearing Devices # 4

The iPad supports hearing enhancement devices with the MFi standard.

The iPad will Scan and

look for MFi devices to
connect to.
 Media Settings
A Hearing impaired user can turn on Closed Captions and SDH in the Subtitles and Captioning
section. You can also modify the captions background and text. If you prefer You can create your own
style.
Subtitles & Captioning # 5

Turn on closed
captioning here.