Works with iOS 7 or later and available for iPhone and iPad!
While there are hundreds of math drill and practice apps on the App Store, most of them are not accessible to students who are blind. APH’s Math Robot was designed for students who are blind and visually impaired, as well as sighted students, making it ideal for use by an entire class.
Fun Math Robot Character
A flashcard format and a smart “know-it-all” math robot character provide fun drills and practices for simple math problems. The app is both self-voicing and accessible with Apple’s VoiceOver.
Math Robot automatically announces the problem, or if VoiceOver is running, it uses the screen reader to announce and control the app functions. For sighted students, Math Robot intelligently enunciates and repeats the problem.
Teachers and parents can: set the range of numbers to use for drills; select the operations to use; set the number of tries, and set a time limit allowed to answer each problem. A low vision mode adds extra contrast.
Use with a Refreshable Braille Display! When using a refreshable braille display, the built-in VoiceOver screen reader shows the problem in braille and allows the user to enter their answers using the display’s braille keyboard. Set VoiceOver to display the problems in literary U.S. English Braille, Unified English Braille, or Nemeth Braille.
Privacy Note: Math Robot collects no user data, including personal information, student data, device information, usage data, analytics, or advertising identifiers. No account, registration, or login is required to use the app.
Accessibility Assurance Report: Download the VPAT/ACR for Math Robot from the Manuals & Downloads section below.
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