Versatile Content: Assign alternative versions of lessons and assessments tailored to individual learning styles, paces, or goals.

Streamline Distribution: Use Student Groups (at the class or district level) to efficiently deliver differentiated resources to the right students.

Personalized Learning Plans: Create student-specific, district-managed learning plans that itemize objectives and supports.

Use Lockdown Browser to remove on-screen distractions and provide a more focused, structured testing environment for students with attention-related challenges.

Adjust assessment settings, like availability windows or time limits, to accommodate students who need extended time, reduced stress, or flexibility in their testing schedule.

Print assessments for students who thrive with paper-based tasks, have limited technology access, or require specific physical accommodations. (Note: not all Advanced question types are printable.)

Add audio or video instructions to assessment questions, benefiting auditory learners, emerging readers, or students who process information better through multimedia.

Allow students to respond with audio or video in Rubric and Advanced assessments. This supports varied expression, boosts engagement, and offers alternatives for students who find written responses challenging.

Audio – Rubric | Audio – Advance | Video – Rubric | Video – Advanced

Adjust the color scheme to reduce eye strain and support visual or sensory sensitivities.

Change font size across the assessment to assist students with visual impairments or reading difficulties.

Zoom in and out using keyboard shortcuts for greater visual comfort.

When enabled, TextHelp offers a variety of accessibility tools, including:

When enabled, student annotations provides students with access to a:

Customize a mathematical/symbolic keypad.

For multiple-choice questions, explicitly define the text to be read aloud by screen readers. This is considered an advanced accessibility option. Click here for more information.