This program helps non-verbal students learn to read by breaking down literacy into fundamental skills. It's designed for children with disabilities, offering customized instruction and progress tracking to ensure retention.
1.4.1
April 22, 2026
Bug fixes
Accessible Literacy Learning is a reading program developed by Drs. Janice Light and David McNaughton of Pennsylvania State University. It is designed to teach basic reading skills to individuals who require Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
The software breaks reading down into component skills including letter-sound correspondence, sound blending, phoneme segmentation, single word decoding, sight words, and shared reading.
It has been proven successful in teaching basic reading skills to individuals with complex communication and physical access challenges, including autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and developmental apraxia.
Yes, the software allows you to create an unlimited number of student profiles and work through the skills at each student's appropriate pace.
Accessible Literacy Learning is compatible with iOS for iPad, excluding the iPad 1.
Accessible Literacy Learning is a paid application, priced at $79.99.
The latest version, 1.4.1, was last updated on April 22, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving functionality and addressing user feedback.
No, Accessible Literacy Learning does not contain advertisements.
