Adaptive devices in education are tools and technologies that are designed to assist students with disabilities in accessing and participating in educational activities. These devices are specifically tailored to meet the needs of individual students and help them overcome barriers to learning.

Adaptive devices empower students with disabilities by providing them with the support they need to succeed in school. These devices can help students communicate, access information, and complete tasks that would otherwise be challenging or impossible. By using adaptive devices, students with disabilities can participate more fully in the educational process and reach their full potential.

Examples of adaptive devices in education include screen readers for students with visual impairments, speech-to-text software for students with motor disabilities, and graphic organizers for students with learning disabilities. Other examples include braille displays, adaptive keyboards, and communication devices for students with speech impairments.

Educators can support the use of adaptive devices in the classroom by providing training and resources to students, collaborating with special education professionals to identify appropriate devices, and creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Educators can also work with students to develop individualized education plans that include the use of adaptive devices to support their learning needs.