Many teachers integrate technology into their classrooms to help enhance their teaching abilities and bring more knowledge to their students as efficiently as they can. Though technology can be extremely helpful with learning programs, writing papers, creating slide shows, etc. there are some students who have difficulty using technology due to disabilities they may have whether they be physical or learning disabilities. For students who may have physical disabilities such as being unable to view a monitor or use a standard mouse they can have some assistance with magnified screens, text-to-speech software or possibly braille printers. These students can also use voice recognition software or a trackball or joystick if they are unable to use a standard mouse. Students with learning disabilities on the other hand such as a student with dyslexia, can use spell check or a speech recognition software to enhance their writing. Students with other learning disabilities can ...