iPad Accessibility
Apple has an awesome array of accessibility features built-in on iPad. To turn on or change any of the features go to Settings under the Accessibility heading. Each accessibility is listed under the appropriate section. You can also add a shortcut to the screen which enables you to triple-click the home button to turn some of the features off and on without having to go to settings each time. Accessibility Shortcut
To discover the built-in features: https://www.apple.com/ca/accessibility/mobility/
Vision User Guides
VoiceOver Will readout and describe items on the screen
Zoom Will magnify items on the screen
Magnifier Use your camera as a magnifying glass
Display & Text Size Adjust the text size and font
Motion Reduce or stop the motion effect on the screen
Spoken Content Voice and speed settings for Speak Selection and Speak Screen
Audio Descriptions Have scenes in videos described out loud
Physical and Motor User Guides
Touch Adjust Haptic touch settings
Face ID & Attention Adjust Face ID and attention setting for physical or vision limitations
Switch control Use a Switch Contol with an iPad
Voice control Navigate iPad with your voice
Home or top button Adjust accessibility settings
Apple TV remote Adjust setting to use buttons instead of swipe gestures
Pointer control Adjust pointer appearance when using a mouse or trackpad with iPad
Keyboards Adjust settings for the on-screen or external keyboard
Apple Pencil Adjust settings for Tap Gesture or turn it off
AirPods Adjust the accessibility settings for hearing or motor needs
Hearing User Guide
Hearing Pair a hearing device
Sound recognition Settings for iPad to listen for sounds such as a doorbell, crying baby, etc.
RTT Set up real-time text and wifi calling on iPhone in the Facetime App when available
Audio/Visual Adjust audio and visual settings IE: mono audio, LED flash for alerts, etc
Subtitles & captioning Turn on subtitles and closed caption for videos when supported
General: Guided Access, Siri, and Shortcuts
Guided Access Helps you to stay focused by restricting use to a single app
Siri Use accessibility features with Siri
Accessibility Shortcut Create a shortcut to your most-used features