A recent Pacesetter article discussed the value of the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone as assistive technologies for children with disabilities. The touch screens, built-in accessibility features and variety of apps make them great educational and communication tools. Some of the assistive technology that comes standard on the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone include screen magnification and VoiceOver. Pacer has created a resource for families looking into using an iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone as an assistive technology device called “There’s an App for That: iPod/iPad 101”. This document gives in-depth information to help determine which device will be most helpful and links directly to sites listing special needs apps, as well as accessories that can be purchased to make the devices more compatible with the user.