Learning that works for every student.
Connect2Teach Access gives blind, Deaf, dyslexic and all other learners the same lessons in the way that works for them. Accessibility is built in from the start, not added on afterwards.
- Designed to WCAG 2.2 AA
- Works with screen readers
- No ads, no tracking
- Settings saved per student
- Blind
- Deaf
- Dyslexia
- Low vision
- Everyone
- Maths
- ADHD
- Motor
- Autism
Who it is for
Every student, mainly in schools. Each group gets a one-click profile in the accessibility menu, and students can mix and match settings.
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Blind learners
Every page works with screen readers (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack) and the keyboard alone. Talk mode reads out each item as you move.
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Low vision
Text up to 200%, high-contrast dark or light themes, inverted colours, a big cursor and strong focus outlines.
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Deaf & hard of hearing
Nothing depends on sound. Everything spoken is also captioned, and alerts can flash the screen instead of beeping.
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Dyslexia
Dyslexia-friendly font, extra spacing, colour overlays, a reading ruler, and read-along with word highlighting and syllables.
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Dyscalculia & maths anxiety
Maths with pictures: ten-frames, blocks and a number line. Problems are read aloud, hints are always available, and there are no timers.
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ADHD & attention
A reading mask hides everything except the line you are reading. Animations can be stopped and work comes in small steps.
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Motor & physical
Large buttons, full keyboard and switch-access support, no drag-and-drop required, and no time limits.
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Autism & cognitive needs
Predictable layouts, plain language, one sentence at a time, and a calm look without flashing or clutter.
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Epilepsy & migraine
No flashing content. One switch stops all movement and softens colours.
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Colour blindness
We never use colour alone: right and wrong answers also have icons, words and shapes.
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New language learners
Hear any word or sentence read aloud, see it broken into syllables, and read at your own pace.
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Older adults & everyone
Bigger text and buttons, a simple layout, and settings that are remembered. Good design helps everyone.
What students and teachers get
Everything below already works on this page. Open the menu with the round button in the corner or press Alt+A.
Read-along with highlighting
The voice reads while each word lights up, so eyes and ears work together. Speed is adjustable.
Captions for everything spoken
Anything read aloud also appears as a caption, so Deaf students and noisy classrooms are included.
Dyslexia-friendly text
Switch to OpenDyslexic or Lexend, widen letter, word and line spacing, and left-align everything.
Reading ruler & mask
A guide follows your mouse, finger or keyboard to keep your place on the line.
Contrast & colour overlays
Dark and light high contrast, inverted colours, soft colours, black and white, and five tinted overlays.
Keyboard & switch friendly
Every feature works without a mouse. A skip link and strong focus outline show where you are.
Settings follow the student
Each student's settings are saved in their account and appear on any computer they sign in to.
Teacher dashboard
Teachers invite students, choose which lessons they see, add their own reading texts and follow progress.
Private by design
Invite-only accounts, no ads, no tracking and no third-party scripts. Student data stays on our own server.
Built in, not bolted on
Accessibility overlay widgets add a menu on top of an existing website. That helps a little, but it cannot fix a site that was not built to be accessible. We built the whole learning experience around access from the start.
| What matters | Connect2Teach Access | Typical overlay widget |
|---|---|---|
| Works with screen readers | Built and tested for it | Often conflicts with them |
| Learning content | Reading and maths lessons designed for each need | None; only changes how a page looks |
| Read-along with word highlighting | Yes, plus syllables and captions | Basic read-aloud |
| Settings follow the student | Saved in their account | Per browser only |
| Teacher tools & progress | Invite students, assign lessons, see progress | Not included |
| Privacy | No third-party scripts or tracking | Loads an external script on every page |
For schools
One place where every student in the class can take part, without singling anyone out.
- Invite-only accounts: only the people you choose can sign in.
- Roles: administrators, teachers and students each see what they need.
- Choose lessons per student: switch reading or maths on or off for each learner.
- Your own texts: teachers add reading passages with a question.
- Progress at a glance: see how each student is doing.
- Works on school computers, tablets and phones, with nothing to install.
How it works
- Request access using the form below.
- We set up your school and invite your teachers.
- Teachers invite students and choose their lessons.
- Students sign in, pick a profile, and learn their way.
Try it right now
Turn on the dyslexia profile, high contrast or read-aloud on this page.
Request access
Tell us a little about yourself. We will reply by email with an invitation. Teachers, schools, parents and individual learners are all welcome.
Already invited? Sign in here.
Accessibility statement
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA across the whole app, and we test with keyboards, screen readers, zoom and high-contrast settings.
Known limits: read-aloud uses the voices installed on your device, so voice quality differs between computers. Sign-language video is planned but not yet available. If anything gets in your way, please tell us using the form above. We treat accessibility problems as urgent.